Cloud Accounting performs the same tasks of traditional accounting software, except it runs using the internet and private servers. It can be accessed using web browsers.
QuickBooks – Currently the market leader of cloud accounting software providers, Quickbooks Online is the cloud software version of Quickbooks, developed by Intuit.
Xero – The young and fast-growing cloud accounting software, Xero is currently making a buzz in the US, UK, Australia, and its native New Zealand. It has more than one million users worldwide.
FreshBooks – The software to beat in terms of ease of navigation and user interface. FreshBooks has nifty features designed to make accounting a breeze for small- and medium-sized enterprises.
Business owners may also request that the files be stored in Google Drive, Dropbox, One Drive, or any other cloud service provider of their preference.
Access – Going on vacation? No need to worry! You can still check on your company’s finances any time, anywhere as long as you have the internet.
Security – Keep your files safe from fire, flood, and other disasters. Your files are kept safe in the cloud with the help of state-of-the-art security that also provides a back-up mechanism.
Savings – Saving time is saving money. Cloud accounting automates some of the most time-consuming accounting processes. In addition, you also avoid the cost of setting up and maintaining a server.
Learn how you can achieve your business goals through a smarter, simpler accounting process. Schedule a consultation with us and let’s discover how you can take your accounting to the cloud.