• Run your bookkeeping practice on BooksGPT

  One login, a workspace per client, roles that keep banking in the client's hands, and simple pricing for a growing practice.Popular

• Set up contractors so your 1099s work

  Collect W-9 details during the year so January is a review instead of a scramble.Few readers

• File your 1099-NEC

  Mark your contractors, read the worksheet, and know this year's threshold. $600 through 2025, $2,000 from 2026.Few readers

• Close the books for a month or year

  Lock a period so nothing behind the line can change, what stays possible after a close, and how to reopen.Few readers

• Archive, start over, or delete a workspace

  Three buttons on Workspace, under Data. Archive keeps the records. Start over clears the books. Delete removes the company. They are not interchangeable.Few readers

• Archive a client workspace

  Archive a client workspace when you stop keeping their books. Records stay readable and the client keeps access. Banks and scheduled reports stop.Few readers

• Delete a client workspace

  Delete a client workspace you are finished with. Archive first unless you are. Everyone loses access immediately. You can undo for 30 days from another workspace you own.Few readers