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The Benefits of Cloud Accounting

Mar 5, 2019 | Accounting, Business

Head in the clouds?

? Would you like more visibility of your cash flow and business financial position?
? Are you confident that you have a good insight into your business risks and opportunities as they arise?
? Are you spending a lot of time on manual data entry?
? Do you find yourself frequently chasing invoices?
? Do you regularly need to locate and email company files?
? Would you like to spend less time on the books and more time in the business?
? Have you ever lost information as a result of not backing up?
? Are you on the road for business?
? How many invoices are you sending per month?
? Would you like to increase your revenue?

If your answer is Yes, Cloud Accounting is for you! Read on for The Benefits of Cloud Accounting and how it can work for your business.

What is cloud/online accounting?

Defining cloud computing can prove to be complicated as different people have different explanations. Technically, cloud computing refers to the delivery of IT Infrastructure, applications and services to organisations and end users, on an on-demand basis – remotely, via the Internet. In layman’s terms, the cloud is simply a platform to make data and software accessible online anytime, anywhere, from any device. You are simply working online via a platform to share data and information.

The Benefits of Cloud Accounting

When you work online, you will both have access to everything the cloud has to offer, and all the benefits that come with it – including:

Go mobile

Create a quote, email an invoice and record an expense – anytime, anywhere. Using just an Internet connection and a browser, colleagues on different continents and in different time zones can work together on the same project.

Reduced capital expenditure

System upgrades are a thing of the past! In the cloud, software automatically upgrades so your clients are always up to date and using the newest version.

Improved Agility & Productivity

Cloud technology will allow your clients to spend more time on the business and less time dealing with administration and data entry.

Real time collaboration

Collaborate in real time with clients and team members to speed up the rate of work and make smarter and faster decisions. Plus, cloud computing saves time on file sharing.

Always backed up and secure

Perhaps the most significant aspect of cloud is the assurance that your clients’ company data is always secure and always backed up.

Already a fan?

Many small businesses often use cloud services without even knowing it! Cloud accounting services include:

Traditional banking vs internet banking
Postage vs web mail such as gMail accounts
Filing cabinets for CD storage vs cloud storage i.e. Apple iTunes

We have the trained experts ready to answer your questions about cloud accounting systems, so contact us today!

The material and contents provided in this publication are informative in nature only. It is not intended to be advice and you should not act specifically on the basis of this information alone. 

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