Company secretarial software for UK portfolios
A company-by-company workspace for statutory information, recurring filings and controlled records.
Company secretarial work depends on accurate company information and a clear history of what changed, when it changed and what was filed. AAA WebFiling is designed to keep those operational elements together across multiple entities.
What the platform helps organise
Portfolio oversight
Keep active companies, key dates, filing history and company information visible from one controlled workspace.
Companies House filing routes
Use supported software-filing and API workflows without separating the filing task from the company record.
Officer, PSC & share context
Use synced and stored company information as context for review and supported statutory workflows.
Authority and document history
Keep client forms, supporting documents and filing records associated with the correct entity.
Filing Deadlines
Accounts and confirmation statement dates across the portfolio.
| COMPANY | FILING TYPE | DUE DATE | STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon Legal Services Ltd11270491 | Accounts Annual accounts | 22 Aug 2026 | Due in 8 days |
| Hamiltonn Ltd15023569 | CS Confirmation statement | 06 Sep 2026 | Due in 23 days |
| Northgate Advisory Ltd08421563 | Accounts Annual accounts | 30 Sep 2026 | On track |
A practical workflow
1. Maintain the portfolio
Keep the companies you are responsible for visible and refreshed against Companies House data.
2. Review changes before filing
Check the company record, filing history and relevant statutory information before creating a filing.
3. Submit through the supported channel
Use the enabled filing workflow and retain the resulting status and transaction information.
4. Follow up exceptions
Use rejection/status information and filing history to resolve outstanding items without losing the audit context.
Designed for professional responsibility, not to replace it
AAA WebFiling is operational software. It does not replace the professional judgement of an accountant, company secretary or lawyer, and it does not make filing obligations disappear. The value is in giving authorised professionals a more structured place to manage company information, filing work and records.
For current Companies House rules, fees and transition dates, use our resource centre and follow the linked official GOV.UK guidance.