Meet FigsFlow at Digital Accountancy Show 2026: Stand G69

FigsFlow is exhibiting at the Digital Accountancy Show 2026, the UK event where accountants and bookkeepers come to see what's new in accounting technology. Join us at ExCeL London on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October 2026 and find the FigsFlow team at Stand G69. Book a meeting in advance to get dedicated time with the team, or register as our guest if you don't have a pass yet.

Here is everything you need to plan your visit to Stand G69.

Digital Accountancy Show 2026: Key Details and Registration

No pass means no entry, so register before you plan anything else.

Use our visitor invitation link to register as a FigsFlow guest:register for DAS 2026 here

For the wider show information, visit the official Digital Accountancy Show site.

What to Talk to Us About at Stand G69

Bring the problem your firm fights every week. The conversations worth having at Stand G69 start where practices lose money quietly, in the handovers between winning a client and delivering the work.

• Scope drift. The scope agreed in the engagement letter and the work on the job drift apart within two quarters. Extra services creep in, nobody updates the letter, and the fee stops matching the work.
• Fee leakage. Fees signed at engagement never quite reach the billing schedule in full. When an agreed fee is retyped into an invoice schedule by hand, a missed line or a wrong start date becomes revenue the firm never collects.
• Split compliance records. Client records sit in one system and AML records in another, so neither one is a complete audit trail. When your supervisor asks for evidence, someone has to rebuild the file from two places.
• Fixed fee erosion. A fee that felt generous in April looks like charity by January. Without knowing what each job actually took, there is no way to tell which fixed fees make money and which quietly lose it.

Each of these traces back to the same seam. Onboarding tools stop at the signature. Practice management tools start after it. Everything decided at engagement, the scope, the fee and the risk rating, then has to be carried across that gap by hand.

FigsFlow is built by accountants, for accountants. The conversation starts with how your practice works today, not with a script. Tell us where the handover breaks in your firm, and we will talk through what changes when one record runs from the first enquiry to the final invoice.

Conclusion

Three steps get you the most from DAS 2026:register as our guest, book your meeting slot, then find us at Stand G69 at ExCeL London on Wednesday 7 or Thursday 8 October.

A booked meeting puts the team's full attention on your workflow and the handover problems costing your firm money. Walking the floor without one leaves the conversation to chance, and two show days pass quickly.

For the full show information, visit the officialDigital Accountancy Show site. Then book your DAS 2026 meeting today, and we will see you at Stand G69.