ERP software

The expense and payments solutions providers have improved their solutions' syncing capabilities with Intacct.

The bundled offering is the result of three recent acquisitions, which expanded the company’s capabilities.

The company has also entered its first vertical with the release of a software planning solution.

The messenger bot pushes information between Slack and the ERP platform bidirectionally.

Templates submitted to Vena Exchange will be curated by a solutions architecture team and reviewed by users.

The cloud performance management solutions provider has also formed partnerships with Workiva and Prevedere.

The partnership gives users of the business suite access to Vertex’s indirect tax solutions.

The tax tech company has earned a certification for SAP’s ERP Central Component solution.

Change is hard, but organizations need to embrace it or risk falling behind the innovation curve.

The goal is to take companies “from zero to cloud in 100 days.”

Now users can pull customized fields from the ERP solution into the corporate performance management platform.

At SuiteWorld 2017, Mark Hurd lays out two-phase plan to move into Mexico, Europe, South America and Asia.

The software now has several integration points with LinkedIn, and plans to expand to Europe.

The firm plans to use the platform for SOX and other GRC areas of concern.

The information services company will create a new business unit called Corporate Performance Solutions.

The Top 10 accounting firm Cohn Reznick is among recent additions.

The technology is built on proprietary artificial intelligence.

The company saw record growth of 45 percent in the second quarter of 2017.

SaaS businesses are invited to share which integrated financial or ERP systems they use.

The company touted “multi-cloud” expansion at its annual conference this year.