Friday 30 Oct 2026·NSW trust rules
Firm admin

People and roles

Everyone signs in with their own Microsoft 365 account. What they can do comes from their roles, and every change here is in the audit log. Approving trust payments isn't a role: the signatory register decides it, and the trust rules check it.
Bec Wilson isn't an administrator
You can look, but changes are refused. Switch to Helen Carter (top right) to add people or change roles.

The firm's people

PersonRolesLast signed inChange
Bec Wilson
bec@riverinaexample.law
Trust bookkeeperReception
Fri, 30 Oct, 12:45 pm
David Moore
david@riverinaexample.law
Principal
Fri, 30 Oct, 12:45 pm
Helen Carter
helen@riverinaexample.law
AdministratorPrincipal
Fri, 30 Oct, 12:45 pm
Jess Tran
jess@riverinaexample.law
Clerk or paralegal
Fri, 30 Oct, 12:45 pm
Priya Shah
priya@riverinaexample.law
Solicitor
Fri, 30 Oct, 12:45 pm

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Roles

What each role can do

AdministratorPrincipalSolicitorClerk or paralegalTrust bookkeeperReception
See matters, contacts, emails, calls and documents✓✓✓✓✓✓
Open matters, file emails, write notes, add documents·✓✓✓··
Record identity checks and AML details·✓✓✓··
Record time and disbursements·✓✓✓✓·
Draft, issue and give bills·✓✓···
Record payments received on bills·✓✓·✓✓
Receipt money into trust·✓✓·✓✓
Ask for a trust payment or transfer·✓✓✓✓·
Pay approved trust payments·✓··✓·
Do the month-end reconciliation·✓··✓·
Sign off the reconciliation and lock the month·✓····
Draft journals in the firm’s books·✓··✓·
Approve journals, lock months, connect Xero or MYOB·✓····
Run reports✓✓✓·✓·
Add people and change their roles✓·····
Change firm settings, keys and connections✓·····
See the audit log and backups✓✓····