Will bookkeeping be automated? It’s a question many accountants have asked for some time. The entrance of automated accounting software in the market answered this question years ago: a resounding yes.

Cloud computing tools have become a mainstay in organisations of all sizes. That’s no surprise when you consider that 80% of companies report experiencing operational improvements within months of adoption.

Business data has become as valuable as gold. Natural disasters, employee negligence, systems hacks—these are all situations that threaten this valuable resource.

Whether you’re an accounting firm, a marketing agency, or a law firm, secure client portals are an invaluable tool for supporting client communication.

Let’s talk about folder structure. Yes, I know: Your eyes have already started to glaze over, because this isn’t exactly the most exciting topic. Honestly, it’s probably one of the most boring topics you’ll ever read about—unless you’re someone who’s obsessed with being organised.

One of the biggest technology decisions companies have to make in today’s business world revolves around the best way to store and share files: Should you go with an on-premise or cloud file sharing solution?

No organisation is completely self-sufficient. Regardless of the products and services they sell, the industry they operate in, or the size of their workforce, organisations must rely on vendors in some capacity.

If you’re in the market for a file-sharing solution, you’ve no doubt heard of (or used) Dropbox. It’s popular across industries and is often top of mind for working professionals. Admittedly, Dropbox:

It’s a hard truth of modern accounting that practices are only as efficient as their workflows allow. Smart workflows can be a game-changer.

Spreadsheets. For accountants, they’re a fact of life. From the one-person practices to teams of decision makers in large multinational businesses, spreadsheets are central to all manner of projects and tasks.