Guides

Our features section covers what Sodium does — these guides cover how to do it, in writing and on video. If there's something you'd like a guide on, tell us and we'll write it.

Switching to Sodium

4 guides

Plenty of practices arrive here from something else, so these guides walk through getting your data across — what to export, how it maps over, and the quirks of each platform's export worth knowing before you start. More are on the way; tell us which one you need.

“I've tried other practice management solutions but find they're always heavy work to get them set up - but yours feels a breeze!” — Anne Sievewright, charlesblack.co.uk

Getting set up

6 guides

The parts most practices configure first, plus the concepts behind them — so the settings make sense rather than being guesswork.

Tracking time

3 guides

Time tracking is three separate jobs — recording the hours, charging clients for them, and paying the people who worked them. One guide each, in the order most practices switch them on.

Going further

2 guides

Past the defaults, once the basics are running and you want Sodium shaped around how your practice actually works.

Walkthroughs of Sodium recorded in the product, for anyone who would rather watch than read. These are a few of them — the YouTube channel has the rest, including recordings of our live sessions.

  • Getting started in Sodium · Watch on YouTube

    A walk through Sodium from a standing start — clients and contacts, your service catalogue, workflows and tasks, and where each part of the practice lives.

  • Services, Packages and Pricing · Watch on YouTube

    How one service connects the whole client journey: fixed, hourly and per-unit pricing, revenue ranges, setup fees and pricing factors, then on into proposals, engagement letters and billing.

  • Live run through of Sodium · Watch on YouTube

    The full platform end to end, recorded live and unscripted with questions from attendees — services and pricing, proposals, workflows, tasks, reporting, the client portal and AI.

Looking for something that isn't here? The feature pages go into detail on every part of Sodium, and the API documentation covers the developer side. There are more videos than the three above on our YouTube channel. If none of those answer it, get in touch — guide requests are how most of these got written.