Small business accounting software

While on-premise software is still alive and well, its share of the market continues to shrink while cloud-based software’s share grows.

CountingWorks is an accounting professional marketplace for small businesses.

The company's Free offering is geared toward startups while its Essentials version is designed for small businesses with a limited number of monthly transactions.

Bedrock Data releases new connectors for QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite; and Vertex VAT solution gets re-accredited in England and Wales.

New tools and new technologies are rapidly changing this core accounting role.

Bookkeeping and accounting firms will have a chance to share in cash prizes and win a trip to QuickBooks Connect in San Jose.

Accountants can gain access to the company’s software at a discount, improving margins on value-added services at their firm.

Xero continues to focus on building AI and machine learning to help accountants become more valuable to their clients.

Usability is the focus of the Excel-based cloud accounting software’s 40 new features.

The new direct deposit offerings allow employers to pay contractors faster, and employees on the same day.

The company has also partnered with Deloitte locally to help accountants across the country accelerate their small business clients’ adoption of digital tools.

Sage Business Cloud customers will be able to invoice and receive payments via Microsoft's email application.

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.

The accounting software provider announced new technology and partner programs at its Enterprise Management Partner Summit in Seville.

CEO says the deal follows “very successful partnerships with other vendors.”

This initial version of the credit risk assessment software integrates with QuickBooks Online to analyze a company's books.

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

The addition is part of the company's plan to build on value-added services and diversify its offerings.

The software is also expanding its global reach, launching in South Africa this month.

For accountants who manage credit for their clients, organizing and sharing data, tracking orders, scheduling tasks and managing workloads are key to long-term success and growth.