Many clients view CRM and ERP systems as the golden ticket toward achieving maximum workforce productivity. This can silo critical data and more.

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The company behind the very popular business billing and payments app filed for a $100 million initial public offering on Nov. 15.

U.K. software company Sage Group Plc has entered into an agreement to sell its Sage Pay business to Elavon Financial Services, in an all-cash deal worth about 232 million pounds ($300 million).

Xero has invested heavily in the past year to expand its small business products beyond their core accounting services to help small businesses manage staff, operate, and scale.

New features include a dashboard, which today has become indispensable for accounting software products.

The software, dubbed Advanced Revenue Cycle, uses artificial intelligence tools for analytics.

NCCPAP’s Stephen Mankowski shares the service’s plans on cyber awareness, implementing the Taxpayer First Act, new forms and more.

Nearly 87 percent of the most recent projects undertaken by financial executives failed to meet either their original timeline or scope, according to a new report.

QuickBooks Connect 2019 didn’t arrive with any big product releases or company news. Instead, Intuit discussed injecting artificial intelligence into its existing products, and adding capabilities to the QuickBooks suite.

An attack on multi-factor authentication, the cost of not investing, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

For all the worry about the interaction of blockchain and assurance, there haven't been many real-life examples of it -- until now, with Top 100 Firm Armanino's release of a new attest product around stablecoins. The firm's Scott Copeland and Andries Verschelden share the details, and what it means for the future of assurance.

The bookkeeping-on-demand service is proving popular with accountants, and creating new opportunities for Intuit.

With change now the defining characteristic of the profession, accountants can embrace tech – or have it inflicted on them.

Founder Kurt Avarell resigned as the company continued cutbacks.

In an era when cyberattacks occur so frequently, it’s crucial to be educated and proactive about protecting your firm.

Intuit wants ProAdvisors to know it is serious about automation — not just embedding it into its QuickBooks platforms, but also getting accountants to use the capabilities to their fullest potential.

Tax attorneys, accountants and cryptocurrency investors have been asking for this guidance for years.

The three key features of the software are a standards implementation roadmap, AI software to read lease documents, and Microsoft Excel tools.