TaxDome vs Asana: what is the difference?

Asana is a general project management tool anyone can use to manage any kind of projects. Being a versatile platform, Asana can be an IT helpdesk, HR candidate tracker, bug tracker, and any other internal team management tool you might envision.

What Asana can’t be is a tax practice management system. In order to provide tax, accounting, or bookkeeping services, you need to communicate with clients, request information and documents from external sources, store and manage these documents securely within your system, track time spent on each task for billing purposes, send ready files to clients for e-signing and do much, much more.

This is where TaxDome comes into play. Built from the ground up for accountants, it provides all the features you need to run a tax practice. For example, both Asana and TaxDome provide you with a Calendar view of your work – but with TaxDome you can add invoices or to-do items and send messages for your team and clients from under any job in the pipeline.

Speaking of Invoicing – Asana lacks this capability completely, and with TaxDome you can create invoices at any moment, attach them to specific work items, have them auto-move to the next job stages or even make them recurrent!