Lexpro Accounting is cloud-based accounting software for lawyers and legal practices in South Africa. It keeps trust and business activity on client and general ledger accounts, and automates transfers between trust and business accounts. For Section 86 activity, it supports investment imports, interest automation, bank charge processing, and related reports. Banking tools include statement imports, cash books, and bank reconciliations. The system also handles VAT processing and reporting. Its reports include trust and business trial balances, auditor reports, cash flow statements, and age analyses. Auditor reports can be produced in PDF and Excel formats. Auditors can access source documents saved to ledger entries, while the final audit report is compiled by the auditor in the required format. Files and transactions can be imported from other Lexpro modules and spreadsheets. The software runs in a web browser without server installation and is described as accessible from any device and location. Lexpro says it encrypts server communications, restricts internet access to its databases, and is bound by South Africa’s POPIA. The company says it has operated since 1994 and offers consultant-led support with month-to-month customer relationships. Pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
Lexpro Accounting suits South African legal practices that need separate trust and business accounting, including automated transfers and compliance reporting. It may also suit practices whose auditors need access to supporting documents and financial reports through a web-based system.
What is good
- Maintains trust and business sides on client and general ledger accounts.
- Automates trust-to-business transfers.
- Supports Section 86 investment imports and interest automation.
- Includes bank statement imports, cash books, and reconciliations.
- Auditor reports are available in PDF and Excel formats.
- Runs in a browser without server installation.
What to know first
- Pricing is available only on request.
- Auditors compile the final audit report in its required format.
Verdict
Choose Lexpro Accounting if your South African legal practice needs trust and business accounting, Section 86 support, and related reporting in a browser-based system. Practices should account for pricing being available on request and for auditors to compile the final audit report themselves.
Get started with Lexpro Accounting
- Visit the Lexpro Accounting website.
- Use the software through a web browser; server installation is not required.
- Contact Lexpro for pricing and consultant-led support.
Limits to know first
Pricing is available on request. The system provides structured financial data, while auditors compile the final audit report in its required format.
Questions about Lexpro Accounting
How much does Lexpro Accounting cost?
Pricing is available on request. Lexpro describes month-to-month customer relationships with no long-term contracts.
Which platforms does it support?
Lexpro Accounting runs through a web browser and is described as accessible from any device and location.
Does it handle trust and business accounting?
Yes. It maintains trust and business sides on client and general ledger accounts and automates transfers between them.
What reports does it provide?
Reports include trust and business trial balances, auditor reports, cash flow statements, and age analyses. Auditor reports are available in PDF and Excel formats.
Can auditors access supporting documents?
Auditors can receive access to source documents saved directly to ledger entries. They compile the final audit report in its required format.
Who makes Lexpro Accounting?
Lexpro says it has operated since 1994 and provides consultant-led support familiar with South African legal and accounting practice.
Compared on legal accounting software
- Trust accounting
- Yes
- Client ledgers
- Yes
- Compliance reporting
- Yes
- Platform
- web