Matrix is designed around how accountants, bookkeepers and finance teams actually work: many sets of books, careful access, and numbers that stay put once they're reported.

Switch between clients' books without signing out, pin the ones you work on most, and never post to the wrong entity — every screen shows whose books are open.
Posted entries are never edited in place; corrections are reversing entries linked to the original. Soft and hard period locks protect closed periods, and every report drills down to the journals behind it.
Clients invite you at no cost. A tax advisor role can read everything and record a BAS as lodged — and can't post anything by accident.
Bring a client across from another system with opening balances, unpaid invoices and bills, and a reconciliation report that proves everything agrees before you commit.
Either. Each business has its own subscription; you can hold it on your practice's account or the client can hold it and invite you.
Not with the tax advisor role, which reads the books and records BAS lodgements. Give full access where you need to post.
No. That is deliberate: a posted entry is corrected by a new entry that reverses it, so the audit trail is the record itself.
30 days free, no card needed. One price per business, and every user is included.
Charities and not-for-profits get 50% off.