trust accounting software
Trust accounting software tracks money and assets that one party holds on behalf of another — client deposits held in a lawyer's trust account, estate funds administered by a fiduciary, or client assets held by a custody firm — recording every deposit, disbursement, and interest accrual so the funds stay segregated from the holder's own books and every transaction can be reported to the beneficiary or a regulator. It is used by trust officers, fiduciary administrators, and bookkeepers at law firms, property managers, estate executors, and custody institutions whose job it is to account for someone else's money. It replaces general-purpose ledgers, spreadsheets, and paper transaction logs that fail to keep trust funds properly separated and produce the compliance reports fiduciary rules require.
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