Illustrative firm scenarios
Twenty illustrative scenarios showing how Canadian firm archetypes run their work in SpidNums. No client data, no quotes, no measured results — workflow only.
A two-partner Toronto tax practice
T1 season triage for a two-partner Toronto practice
A Calgary firm, three GST/HST cadences
mixed GST/HST cadences across 60 Calgary bookkeeping clients
A Montreal dual-filing practice
CRA and Revenu Québec deadlines on one board in Montreal
A Halifax solo CPA's engagement letters
engagement letters signed before the work starts, solo practice
A three-office Vancouver firm
cross-office workload visibility for an 18-person BC firm
A Winnipeg family firm going paperless
succession-driven digitization at a Manitoba family firm
An Ottawa practice with 80 year-ends
staggered corporate year-ends at an Ottawa niche practice
A Saskatoon agri-bookkeeping firm
seasonal client availability at a Saskatchewan agri practice
A Mississauga practice at 250 T2 files
making stalled T2 files visible at 250-file volume
An Edmonton payroll-bureau practice
remitter types and slip season across 70 Alberta employers
A Moncton firm standardizing onboarding
standardized onboarding gated on a signed engagement letter
A nine-firm white-label network
nine firms, nine brands, one isolated multi-tenant platform
A Quebec City practice, two tax administrations
Running CRA and Revenu Québec obligations in parallel from Quebec City
A semi-retired Victoria CPA's core book
Winding a Victoria solo practice down to a core book without dropping it
A Regina firm on payroll remittance cadences
Payroll remittance cadences across dozens of Regina employer clients
A Kelowna firm serving seasonal businesses
Serving Okanagan clients whose businesses run on the seasons
A Hamilton firm serving manufacturing SMBs
Staging clustered December year-ends by sub-deadline for a Hamilton manufacturing book
A London, Ontario family firm modernising
Moving a founder-held client book into shared records at a London, Ontario family firm
A St. John's practice, clients across NL
Serving clients across remote Newfoundland communities without paper or office visits
A Charlottetown generalist doing everything
Standardising a do-everything client book at a Charlottetown generalist practice
See the workflow behind these scenarios.
Every capability described above is in the product today.