Hardware and software

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Square eyes checking and savings for small businesses, DailyPay offers early access to wages, and more.

Client relationship management systems are helping accountants better manage prospects and and their current book of business.

LeaseCrunch Verify allows firms to add client accounts from one dashboard and enter and test a sample size of their leases.

PC sales are booming, and nine other developments in technology from the past month.

Working from home is ubiquitous now. Let's talk about making the home office as powerful as possible.

Think about how you can leverage the winners, and cut your losses on the losers.

A warning about crypto from the Fed, and nine other developments in technology from the past month

They're in the perfect position to make sure their organization gets the most out of their IT investment.

With tax season starting later than usual, and many of your clients still stuck working remotely, you’ll need all of the tools you can get to make the tax prep process go as smoothly as possible.

A first-ever online integration for QuickBooks, robot restaurants, ‘One Outlook,’ and seven other developments in technology you may have missed.

Accounting Today’s editors pick the best new and most improved tools and resources for accountants from the past 12 months.

Wells Fargo and Bill.com partner on AP automation for SMBs, and nine other developments in technology from the past month.

Beanworks integrates software with MS Dynamics GP, and Gotransverse adds features to billing software.

The first round of the Paycheck Protection Program brought booming business to firms. Accountants should be prepared for more of the same in 2021.

Whether gifting for yourself, your colleagues or your clients, this holiday gift guide will keep the techie's stocking happy.

Examine your pre-pandemic workflows, don't skimp, and you'll be set up for success.

It’s not hyperbole to say that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of the way we do business, and many of the changes are far from temporary.

As accountants we have access to more information than anybody else at the company, and there is knowledge in that information.

Making sure you’re secure working from home, spying on employees, and eight other recent developments in technology and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.