CCH Axcess

If your firm runs CCH Axcess Tax (a Wolters Kluwer product), Bitment can work alongside it: pulling returns in, pushing source documents both ways, and letting you generate returns from either engine. This is off by default and has to be enabled for your account; ask your firm's Bitment contact if you don't see this page.

Where to find it

Settings › Connections › CCH Axcess.

Key concepts

Register your OAuth application

  1. In the CCH Axcess Dashboard, go to Application Links › Firm › Developer Tools and create a new OIP OAuth application.
  2. Note its client ID and client secret.

Connect

  1. Open Settings › Connections › CCH Axcess.
  2. Under the owner section you want (Personal or a firm), paste the client ID and client secret.
  3. Submitting redirects your browser to CCH's own login and consent screen. Sign in there, ideally as a dedicated CCH service account, per CCH's own recommendation.
  4. You're returned to Bitment, connected.

What shows up in Taxes

Inside a return, a Bitment | CCH tab strip switches between the two return engines. From the Taxes app you can:

If a connection needs re-authentication

When your refresh token expires or is revoked, the connection flips to needing re-authentication, and a one-click Re-authenticate button reuses your stored credentials, no re-entry needed unless you're connecting a different OIP application.

Disconnect

Use the disconnect action on this page. Tax returns already pulled into Bitment stay put; only the sync stops.