Mobile technology

Technology can help engage the workforce and empower the employer, addressing the staffing crisis.

Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting is leveraging Microsoft’s Cortana voice assistant to add voice-enabled search to its CCH AnswerConnect tax research product.

TaxDay hopes to help players keep track of all their professional interstate travel for tax purposes.

Receipt Bank has been adding features to its cloud-based accounting software as it works to become a leader in bookkeeper productivity.

Maurice Berdugo saw a major gap in the system when his bank couldn’t provide an old check image he needed. So he created LedgerSync.

AppZen uses AI and machine learning to automate travel and expense compliance and detect fraud in real time.

All 150 apps in directory integrate with QuickBooks Desktop via the cloud hosting provider.

Firms can use the new blueprints to create blockchain networks of their own design using the company's Web Services tools.

Eli Mandel created NaviBudget, a QuickBooks-based solution, to help nonprofits reduce anxiety around cash flow.

As more firms develop niche apps and tools for their clients to use, this is an opportunity for those solutions to gain a wider platform.

Integrated Business Systems updates Acumatica-powered software; new credit app Summed launches.

Accountants share the trends they’re observing across their client bases, the biggest questions they have and how they’re helping them.

A review of wallet-friendly tablet and light laptop options for accountants on the go.

Smartphone, iPad and Android tablet users can file their taxes on any combination of devices.

The program is for accountants to provide and manage apps for their clients.

ASC Partners wins Acumatica Service Excellence Award, and Sage Payment Solutions rebrands as Paya.

The tool is part of the firm’s Digital Workforce Transformation initiative, which uses a four-step approach to build a tech-focused culture.

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

The accounting software platform started with 16 app partners.

The company reveals how its year went, by the numbers.