Payment diversion fraud
Criminals impersonate practices and clients to change bank details on invoices and payment requests. A single successful attempt can cost more than a decade of email.
Accountants and bookkeepers
Your inbox holds client financial data, and your clients pay invoices you email them. That makes accountants a favourite target for email fraud — and makes where your email lives a question clients increasingly ask.
What we hear
Criminals impersonate practices and clients to change bank details on invoices and payment requests. A single successful attempt can cost more than a decade of email.
Accounts packs, scanned records and large spreadsheets bounce off mail systems with small limits, pushing staff onto ad-hoc file-sharing services.
Extra people for the January rush, gone by spring — on annual licences that cannot be reduced mid-term.
Engagement letters and client due diligence increasingly ask where personal and financial data is stored.
How we help
All included at £8.00 + VAT per mailbox, unless marked as an optional add-on on our price list.
Questions
It depends on what they contain. Emails forming part of accounting records follow HMRC’s periods — for limited companies, 6 years from the end of the financial year — and your professional body may set its own expectations for client files. Our guide to keeping business emails sets out the main UK periods.
Yes. There is no minimum term: add mailboxes in SolidCP when you need them and remove them when you do not. Additions are charged pro rata and removals credited on your next invoice.
Tell us how many people you have and what you use today. We will reply with a written quote and a migration plan, usually within one working day.