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Engagements & proposals

From proposal to engagement, on record.

Set up each client's services with the compliance rules that apply, send a fee proposal from your templates, and turn the accepted lines into engagements. Acceptance is recorded with a typed name and an e-mailed code.

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Fee proposal · Kapoor Foods LLP
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Proposal for professional services

Monthly GST returns (GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B), with reconciliation against GSTR-2B and a review of IMS actions.

Income-tax return for the year, with the computation under both regimes and a check against AIS.

Quarterly TDS statements and a review of challans.

Acceptance

Accepted by Rahul Kapoor · e-mail code verified

Capabilities

What you can do with Engagements & proposals.

Services per client

GST, ITR, TDS, ROC, audit, bookkeeping, payroll and advisory, each with a fee, frequency, assignee and reviewer.

Rules that fit

Pick a service and the calendar rules that apply to the client are suggested, so the recurring tasks follow.

Letter templates

An SA 210 engagement letter, GST and ITR retainers, a bookkeeping letter and a fee proposal, filled from the practice and the client.

Fee suggestions

The median and quartiles of your own fees for the same service and client size, with the hours it usually takes.

Accepted on record

The client types their name and an e-mailed 6-digit code; the name, e-mail, time and a fingerprint of the text are kept.

Scope alerts

Get an alert when logged time reaches 80% and 100% of the hours quoted for an engagement.

Fees

Price from what your practice already charges.

Fee suggestions come from your own engagements: annualised fees for the same service and client size, the hours each client takes in a year and your hourly rate. It is arithmetic on your data, not a guess.

Fee suggestion · GST monthly

Median / year

₹36,000

Hours / year

28

Like clients

14

How it works

How Engagements & proposals works.

  1. 1.

    Set up services

    Add the client's services, each with its fee, frequency, people and the calendar rules that apply.

  2. 2.

    Send the proposal

    Fill a fee proposal from a template and send it to the client's portal link by e-mail.

  3. 3.

    Accepted, then engaged

    The accepted lines become the client's services, and the compliance calendar makes their recurring tasks.

Xegality prepares and checks the work, and a member of your practice reviews and approves it before anything reaches a client. Returns and forms are filed by you on the government portals: Xegality is not a GSP or ERI and never asks for your clients' portal passwords.

Engagements & proposals, explained.

Still curious? Talk to our team.

How does the client accept a proposal?
They open it from their portal link, type their name and enter a 6-digit code e-mailed to them. The record keeps the name, e-mail, time and a fingerprint of the exact text they accepted.
Where do fee suggestions come from?
Only from your own practice's engagements and logged hours. No outside data is used.
Which letters are included?
An SA 210 audit engagement letter, GST and ITR retainers, a bookkeeping letter and a fee proposal. Draft Studio also makes engagement letters as documents on your letterhead.
Does accepting a proposal create tasks?
Yes. Accepted lines become the client's services, and the compliance calendar makes the recurring tasks for them.

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