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Answer 18 questions and receive a personalised report showing how your firm compares across WIP, productivity, recoverability, pricing, and capacity. Choose the benchmark for your country to see how your firm stacks up against real performance data from firms using Link.
Your results are compared against anonymised FY-26 practice data from more than 250 firms, not opinions, survey responses, or rough estimates. That means you get a clearer view of where your firm is performing well, where profit may be leaking, and which areas deserve your attention most.
Takes just three minutes. Receive personalized results instantly. Download your personalised results and the full benchmark report. Your results are not stored or used for benchmarking purposes.


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Compare your firm against Australian accounting firm performance data.
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Compare your firm against NZ accounting firm performance data.
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Link simplifies practice management for high-performance accounting firms by not half-solving problems.
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Maria Livingstone, DirectorAke Chartered Accountants & Business Advisors“Link gives us confidence that we have visibility over how work is progressing across the team, which means we can respond early if priorities need to shift or additional support is required.”

Matthew Davis, Director Arcus Advisory“Link was the biggest driver of reducing our write-offs and developing strategies to reduce these. At our worst we had high write-offs of around 30% in some years. This has now been reduced to effectively nil and we continue to utilise Link to monitor the progress we have made.”

Terri Gamble, DirectorStrettons Chartered Accountants“We can quickly see where every team member is up to, which allows us to allocate work to the best person for the job at any given time.”

Daniel Britten, Director“Automated reporting, clearer visibility and an easier way to keep the team informed without adding administrative overhead.”