Increased Adoption of Accounting Software
Accounting Software automates and accelerates the work of an
accountant or bookkeeper by reducing or simplifying recurring tasks like paying
bills, entering double entries, issuing of invoices and generating several
types of financial reports. These days various Accounting Software has an auto-matching
feature which facilitates the performance of monthly bank reconciliation.
With the introduction of Cloud
Accounting Software, it brings immense convenience to users by allowing
them to simply record transactions, retrieve accounting information, issue
invoices and produce reports on the go, anyplace and anytime. For businesses,
such convenience at a reasonable cost
only means bigger adoption of the Accounting Software over the years. We trust
its popularity will keep on going.
New buyers made up a major portion of the market for
accounting software last year, at 37 percent. More companies are finding that inheritance
accounting systems can’t stay up with their needs
and say that online accounting software is more in line with their company
processes. The findings, revealed in a
survey, point towards an express increase
in the adoption of accounting
software, as well as the adoption of cloud computing.
More than one-third of upgrades
last year was QuickBooks users, and 11%
come from Sage 50. One-fifth of buyers were looking for functions that go
beyond accounting, such as payroll, inventory and invoicing. Bigger companies
tended to hunt for business intelligence capabilities: Businesses with more
than 50 employees were over 70 percent more likely to need software that
handles budgeting, business intelligence, and
fixed assets.
The buyers looking for the major additional feature
aside from core accounting, invoicing, inventory management, payroll, order
management, and procurement.
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