Levvy insights empower your firm’s success

At Intuit Connect 2025, the accounting industry’s shift toward AI became undeniable. Intuit unveiled new tools like Intuit Intelligence and the Accountant Suite, designed to combine automation with human insight. But amid all the tech buzz, the real conversation centered on people, focusing on how to build capacity, prevent burnout, and lead with clarity. Jeanne Hardy, founder of Creative Accounting and CEO of Levvy, reflects on how these themes validate Levvy’s mission to create intelligent, human-centered systems that bring calm and clarity to firm operations.

Levvy is launching an integration with Anchor to help accounting and bookkeeping firms streamline how they onboard clients and manage recurring work. This integration is designed to reduce manual setup, improve visibility, and bring billing and workflow closer together.

The Women Who Count Conference in Mesa, AZ, is coming up and we’re sharing must-see speakers and sessions you won’t want to miss!

10 Accounting Practice Management Software that's on top or ones to watch out for: Levvy, Karbon, Canopy, Financial Cents, Xero, Taxdome, Quickbooks, Firm360…

Learn how untracked, unplanned tasks, also known as invisible work, can pose a serious risk to your team’s productivity, morale, and even profits.

To ensure your team stays on track, efficient, and ready to scale seamlessly, capacity management is essential for accounting firms.

This month, we rolled out updates that make your team’s work smoother and more intuitive: from bulk actions in document storage to task-level improvements.

5-Part Capacity Planning Framework (+ FREE CAPACITY PLANNING TEMPLATE). Regain focus, reduce friction, & unlock the bandwidth you need to scale.

Post-tax season is the perfect time to refine internal processes, improve team efficiency, and lay the groundwork for a smoother, more productive busy season.

Here’s a list of top conferences and trade shows happening for the rest of 2025, including Scaling New Heights, Bridging the Gap, Women Who Count and more!

Tax Season's over, now what? Rebuild your accounting tech stack to streamline workflows, reduce burnout, and set your firm up for success for next year!

Introducing Levvy's newest feature: Levvy AI. Levvy AI automates routine work, uncovers instant insights, and reduces the friction of manual processes.

On April 1st and 2nd, Levvy attended and exhibited at the 2025 Digital Accountancy Show in London, UK! In this blog we share key takeaways from the conference.

Effective client management is the backbone of a thriving accounting firm. No matter the size of your client load, managing things like client details, communication, and project progress can be overwhelming–especially without a structured approach.

Running a successful accounting firm is about more than providing transactional services–to truly stand out and foster lasting engagements, it’s crucial to focus on building value-driven client relationships.

Cross-team collaboration has always been a crucial element to any successful accounting firm, but collaboration has become especially important–and increasingly difficult–in the age of remote work.

For accounting professionals, tax season is the busiest time of the year–and it can come with a lot of stress. Long hours, tight deadlines, and high-pressure environments can make even the most seasoned professionals feel overwhelmed. However, with the right strategies in place, you can not only survive but thrive.

With the arrival of a new year, it’s the perfect time to rethink how teams can work smarter, not harder. Establishing clear and attainable productivity goals is essential for fostering a motivated and efficient work environment.

Work management tools are no longer a luxury—they are a necessity for firms aiming to move full-speed ahead. Every year, technology and automation continuously transforms how professional service firms manage time, projects, and client relationships.

In the financial world, there’s a massive chance for you and your team to step up your game. Small businesses want more than just basic services—they’re looking for a real partnership that adds serious value.