Cliénta vs Riddil

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Higher score Cliénta #7 in Client Onboarding Software 7.2/10 From £79/mo ✓ 5 of 6 features Visit Cliénta

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Riddil #8 in Client Onboarding Software 7.0/10 From $29/mo · 14-day trial ✓ 6 of 6 features Visit Riddil

• Cliénta fits best

  UK accounting firms automating client setup

• Riddil fits best

  Small teams requesting client files and signatures

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Side by side

Feature	Cliénta 7.2/10 Visit ↗	Riddil 7.0/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	7.2	7.0
Ranking	#7 in Client Onboarding Software	#8 in Client Onboarding Software
Best for	UK accounting firms automating client setup	Small teams requesting client files and signatures
Pricing model	Paid	Paid
Starting price	Not published	Not published
Free plan	—	—
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Cloud	Cloud
Platforms	Web	Web
Support	Email	Email
Compliance	GDPR	2FA
Integrations	15 integrations	5 integrations
Built for	Solo, Small business, Mid-market	Solo, Small business, Mid-market
Features Cliénta 5/6 · Riddil 6/6
Client portal	✓	✓
Intake forms	✓	✓
Document collection	Not published	✓ (best)
Workflow automation	✓	✓
E-signatures	✓	✓
Portal branding	✓	✓
Our review
Pros	Prefills client forms with Companies House data and supports HMRC 64-8 authorisation Connects identity and AML checks with accounting and e-signature tools Tracks progress, assigns staff and exports compliance records and audit trails	Clients can submit files, data and signatures through links without logging in. Reusable requests, timed reminders and submission review support repeat workflows. Secure delivery includes view and download tracking, with a REST API available.
Cons	Starts at £79 per firm monthly, with no free plan The published FAQ says it is recruiting design partners ahead of general availability Runs on the web and lists email as its support channel	There is no free plan; the monthly plans start at $29. Google Drive, Dropbox and Slack integrations are listed on Business, not Starter. Custom pricing uses tailored seat counts and storage rather than a fixed listed price.
Our verdict	Cliénta is cloud-based client onboarding software for UK accountancy firms. Its branded portal guides clients through a secure magic link to submit personal, company and tax details, complete identity and AML checks, and authorise the firm… Read the review →	Riddil gives professional-services teams a branded web portal for requesting information, files and signatures from clients, then reviewing submissions and delivering documents. Its no-login links are intended to reduce friction for… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Cliénta — where it wins

  • Prefills client forms with Companies House data and supports HMRC 64-8 authorisation
  • Connects identity and AML checks with accounting and e-signature tools
  • Tracks progress, assigns staff and exports compliance records and audit trails

  Where it doesn't

  • Starts at £79 per firm monthly, with no free plan
  • The published FAQ says it is recruiting design partners ahead of general availability
  • Runs on the web and lists email as its support channel

• Riddil — where it wins

  • Clients can submit files, data and signatures through links without logging in.
  • Reusable requests, timed reminders and submission review support repeat workflows.
  • Secure delivery includes view and download tracking, with a REST API available.

  Where it doesn't

  • There is no free plan; the monthly plans start at $29.
  • Google Drive, Dropbox and Slack integrations are listed on Business, not Starter.
  • Custom pricing uses tailored seat counts and storage rather than a fixed listed price.

• Cliénta7.2/10 · From £79/mo

  A UK-focused onboarding workflow with Companies House prefill, AML integrations and HMRC authorisation.

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• Riddil7.0/10 · From $29/mo · 14-day trial

  A focused client portal for collecting files and signatures, from $29 per month.

  Visit RiddilFull verdict →