Practice management

Double

Connect Double so your bookkeeping work and Anchor billing move together. Client status and collected payments surface alongside the books your team manages.

How it works

Bookkeeping that stays in sync

Anchor keeps Double current with each client's billing status, so the bookkeeping team knows what has been invoiced and paid as they work.

  • Client matching. Double clients link to their Anchor records with no re-keying.
  • Billing status. Signed, invoiced, and paid states appear next to the work.
  • Payment signals. Collected amounts flow through for clean monthly close.

Anchor ↔ Double

Live
Client matchingSynced
Billing statusSynced
Payment signalsSynced
Key features

Anchor + Double

The work you already do, with the busywork removed.

Connected clients

Records stay matched across Double and Anchor automatically.

Cleaner close

Payment status arrives where the books are managed.

Status at a glance

Know which clients are signed, invoiced, and paid.

★★★★★
"They connect to just about everything. It just saves so much time across all my companies."
SF
Sharrin Fuller
Founder, Glass Wallet Ventures
Questions

Good to know

How does Double connect to Anchor?

You authorize the connection once, and Anchor begins feeding billing and payment status into Double for your matched clients.

Does it avoid duplicate entry?

Yes. Clients match across both tools, so you skip re-keying and the records stay aligned.

What data flows into Double?

Signed, invoiced, and paid status come through along with collected amounts, so the books reflect billing reality.

Where does a new client get setup initially?

If a client is already in Double Anchor will map to the correct client, if there is no client in Double it will be created but the typical flow is set up the client in Anchor first, let the signed proposal create the client and tasks in Double, and treat Anchor as the source of truth for client/contract info.

If client is setup in Anchor does it then push the client in Double?

Both, if a client is already in Double Anchor will map to the correct client, if there is no client in Double it will be created.
The typical flow is set up the client in Anchor first, let the signed proposal create the client and tasks in Double, and treat Anchor as the source of truth for client/contract info.

If a client's info changes, is the update bi-directional between Double and Anchor?

Changing client information in Double does not push back to Anchor. Adding a service in Anchor will create tasks in Double, but the ongoing source of truth for the agreement, billing, and scope remains Anchor.

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