Australian agencies sit in the middle of a commission chain that no general accounting tool understands. You invoice schools for commission earned. You wait for partial payments tied to census dates. Then you pay subagents a percentage of your commission - without ever showing them the school's course fee or what the school agreed to pay you.
Doing this in a general accounting tool plus a spreadsheet means manual reconciliation across ten or twenty providers, fragile formulas for subagent percentages, and PDFs that accidentally expose your margin. Doing it in a CRM that "also has billing" means commission is an afterthought bolted onto a sales tool.
EduBill is the opposite: commission and the invoice lifecycle are the product. Everything else is built around them.