Common bookkeeper upload items
Use plain item names tied to the client work in front of you.
- Monthly bank statement
- Monthly credit card statement
- Receipt export
- Payroll report
- Loan statement
- Questions for uncategorized transactions
Bookkeeper client upload portal
Clients open a private checklist link, upload the requested files, and see what still needs attention.
Many clients only need to send statements, receipts, payroll reports, and notes. A heavy portal can be more setup than the request needs.
Clients forget portal passwords or send files back through email.
Uploads arrive without enough context for the bookkeeping team.
The firm has to ask again when a statement or receipt batch is missing.
The client upload page is tied to the request. It shows the requested items and lets the client upload without account setup.
Your firm creates a bookkeeping request.
The client opens the private checklist link.
The client uploads files under each requested item.
Your team reviews the files and marks status.
The client gets follow-up only for the remaining items.
Use plain item names tied to the client work in front of you.
Clients see a short checklist. Staff see which items are missing, submitted, accepted, or need replacement.
See product screens
No. Clients use a private checklist link and upload requested files without creating a RequestFlow account.
Yes. Firms can use reusable templates for monthly close, cleanup, onboarding, and payroll requests.
Yes. RequestFlow shows upload status and keeps receipts tied to the requested items.
No. RequestFlow is focused on collecting client documents and tracking missing items.
Start with the client request your team already sends every month. Preview the client upload flow before inviting clients.