An accountant who already works this way.
Changing bookkeeper is easier than changing how the two of you work. If the person doing your books is already in Baslic there is nothing to migrate, nothing to explain, and no month spent teaching each other a workflow.
I run a business and I need an accountant
Tell us the shape of the work: where you are, what you do, roughly how many receipts a month, and the language you would rather be spoken to in. If we know someone who fits, we introduce you. If we do not, we say so rather than hand you a list.
I am an accountant and I want the clients
Tell us about your practice: where you work, which languages, which industries you know, and whether you have room. Baslic is free for accountants for as long as your clients are on it, with every feature open.
Three steps, and a person at every one of them.
There is no algorithm here and no lead auction. Somebody reads what you wrote and either knows a good match or does not.
You tell us the shape of it
Location, industry, rough volume, language. That is usually enough. The rest is a conversation between you and them, not between you and us.
We match against people already in Baslic
That is the whole reason to ask us rather than search. An accountant already in Baslic sees your books the moment you connect, in the language they read, with no export in between.
You talk to them and decide
We make the introduction and step back. The engagement, the fee and the terms are between the two of you, and we are not a party to any of it.
Free for as long as your clients are on Baslic.
Not a trial and not a reduced tier. The accountant panel is open because your clients are the ones paying, and a bookkeeper fighting a locked feature helps nobody.
Unlimited clients, one board
Every client on one triage board: what is collected, what is waiting for review, what is ready to file. You change context by scrolling instead of logging in and out.
Every feature open
Bulk export and audit ZIP across clients, the Vero package and period close, the suggestion workflow for missing receipts, and a white-label client report in the client’s own language.
15% for as long as they stay
Bring a client onto a paid plan and you earn fifteen percent of what they pay, for the lifetime of the account rather than the first year.
Read-only where it matters
You see the books and you can suggest a change; the owner accepts it. Nothing you cannot undo, and a log of who changed what either way.
Three things to be clear about before you write.
It is not a public directory yet. A browsable list needs accountants who have agreed to appear on one, and there are not enough of those to make a list that would tell you anything. When there are, this page becomes one.
We do not vet anyone. An introduction is an introduction, not a recommendation and not a certification. Check qualifications and references the way you would with anyone you are about to hand your books to.
We take no share of your fee. What the accountant charges you is between you and them. The only money moving between us and an accountant goes the other way: the fifteen percent on clients they bring.
Whatever you write here reaches a person at Baslic and nobody else. It is not passed to a network, sold as a lead, or answered by a bot.
Before you write.
I already have an accountant. Can they use Baslic?
Yes, and it is the easier path. Invite them from inside your account and they get a free panel with your books in it. The invitation works in both directions, so they can invite you too.
Which languages?
The product is in English, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Turkish, and Timo answers in many more. Tell us which language you want to be spoken to in and we will treat it as a requirement rather than a preference.
Do you work outside Finland?
The tax engine covers Finland, Denmark and Estonia today. If you are somewhere else, say so and we will tell you honestly whether we are any use to you yet.
I am an accountant with one client on Baslic. Am I on the list?
Only if you ask. Nobody is put in front of a business without having said they want to be, which is also why there is a form here rather than an opt-out.
You can also just start, and bring them later.
Nothing about Baslic needs an accountant on day one. Connect one whenever you find the right one.