Bookkeeping matters – and not only at tax time. If you are working on growing your business, real-time financials are important. Knowing your numbers is critical. Good books are a priority. Why Bookkeeping Matters for Small Businesses Bookkeeping helps you answer questions about your business. It also helps you know what questions you should be READ MORE
Category: Technology
Enter the Age of Bookkeeping Automation
Remember The Jetsons? George Jetson’s job consisted of sitting behind a desk and pushing a single button while his computer handled the rest. Automation – It seemed so out there at the time. Welcome to 2020, where you can automate a lot of administrative small business tasks that weren’t possible even ten years ago. The less manual administration you READ MORE
Security Practices To Better Protect Your Business
As technology continues to evolve, more and more activities are being moved online. This is especially true in business. Cloud-based technologies have offered companies the ability to be nimbler and more flexible. Now people can collaborate remotely on almost anything. It can be an amazing thing, but it does come with a downside. If it’s READ MORE
Productivity Tools: How To Get More Hours in Your Day
OK. We can’t really give you more hours in a day. But some solid productivity tools can make you feel as though you have them! Everyone is looking for a way to be more productive. Who doesn’t want to get more done in less time and not have anything important fall through the cracks? This READ MORE
5 Reasons to Move Your Bookkeeping to the Cloud
Are you managing your business on a desktop computer? Or, on a laptop that needs to be behind your company’s firewall to be effective? Here’s a better question: Do you have to cut your vacation short to run payroll? What if you learned there is another way? What if moving your bookkeeping to the cloud READ MORE
Cybersecurity: Where Your Business Is Vulnerable and What You Can Do About It
Cyber attacks are a growing threat for small businesses, and so by definition, the U.S. economy. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Report, the cost of cyber attacks reached $2.7 billion in 2018 alone. And Small Business Trends reported that 43% of cyber-attacks targeted small businesses in 2019. From phishing scams to data breaches, the READ MORE