Small business accounting software

Survey respondents identify the solution used in their accounting firm that has the greatest impact on profitability, risk mitigation and productivity.

Two firms share their experiences with cloud-based systems.

MyPlan is aimed at helping FP&A teams free up more time for more strategic initiatives and analysis.

Veem and BlueVine partner up, and DocStar updates Dynamics GP integration.

The move is part of Intuit’s open-platform strategy.

The goal of Project Orion is to ensure that business users are not locked out of the finance process.

New FASB guidelines have made selecting and using accounting software more important than ever. Here's how to choose.

While 75 percent of companies find the FASB standard more complex than expected, only one third have sought out software to address the challenge.

FinancialForce rebrands, and Priority Software deploys on Microsoft Azure.

Certify forms integration partnership with Western Union, and BlueVine increases credit line offerings.

The new functionality is enabled by Xero’s integration with Stripe.

The new module features dashboards that show job and resource status.

Fuse allows software providers to integrate the credit access solution with three lines of code.

Changes include updated situational learning modules, and added specialty training.

The accounting software platform started with 16 app partners.

In 2017, 37 percent of companies that bought accounting software were doing so for the first time.

Small business loan approvals are up, and the partnership is meant to help this trend continue.

Both firms and software providers were recognized for their use of Xero in elevating client services.

The software has been updated to make the tax workflow for small business contractors easier.

The move is part of the ERP provider’s plan for global expansion.