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Don't Cloud Your Judgement

The cloud we’re speaking of is not what has been making Sydney skies cry… It is a platform that allows for your data to be accessible online anytime, anywhere, from any device! It can be a scary thought with how quick our world is evolving, but it’s less scary when you know what it is all about! To make it even less scary, we’ve come up with 5 signs of why you should move away from your manual excel processing and into the cloud! 5 Signs you should be in the cloud: 1.      Managing your bookkeeping records is always time consuming and you’re getting behind: as your business grows, so does the amount of data you need to remember. It’s time you move away from those excel spreadsheets and look for a tool that simplifies and automates your process so you can spend more time on the things that matter most. 2.      Your business is growing: this is great news! It can become quite expensive and complicated to manually have to update all your systems to accommodate for this change… the

Why Small Business Should Take the Plunge

  Australian small businesses are adopting cloud accounting software faster than other countries, with 14 per cent already managing their accounts with cloud software compared to 11 per cent globally. And perhaps more telling are the statistics about the accounting industry. Nearly 70 percent of Australian accountants use cloud-based software. New clients come to us umming and aahing about taking the next step and moving from a traditional desktop based accounting process to the cloud. We get it. Cloud accounting sounds scary and daunting. I’m sure these thoughts have run through your head. “That looks like it will take ages to set up. We are already short on time.” “If I move everything to the cloud, is my business information safe?” “What does moving to the cloud actually mean?” “A new platform sounds expensive. How can I afford that when cash flow is already tight?” “I don’t even know what cloud accounting is. I’ll just stick to what I know.” All valid questions an

Make this part of your 2022 New Financial Year Resolutions

 Now that play-time is over it’s time we get back down to business. Are you like most that are still trying to stick to the New Financial Year resolutions that weren't met in 2021? For 2022 we suggest doing things differently…and make this your most successful year yet! Whether you are a tradie, chef, retailer or accountant, we have compiled a '2020 New Financial Year Resolution Check-list' that covers all the basics that you will need to be successful this year… Your 2022 New Financial Year Resolution Checklist: ·         Define my niche: before we can help you get on track, you need to make sure you are very clear who your business is targeting. ·         Embrace the cloud: by shifting your business to the cloud, you will lower your operation costs, boost overall productivity, and have the ability to work anywhere at any time! ·         Be open to change: the business world is constantly changing and to be successful you need to be willing to adapt. This may mea