Time to move from AccountEdge to the cloud.

In the current business environment, the benefits of being able to work from anywhere, on any internet-enabled device, is becoming more and more apparent to small businesses. Yet still, some drag their feet in making the move to the cloud.

AccountEdge from MYOB recently announced their decision to cancel new versions of the software. Now is a great time to think about your bookkeeping software and get it into the cloud!

Moving your bookkeeping to an online system such as XERO and you'll be platform independent and able to access your accounting on any internet enabled device.

Remote working is even easier as you can collaborate virtually with your Advisor or our team.
No more dealing with software upgrades as they are automatically built into Xero.
Xero was designed as a cloud software from the ground up in a way that is simple, elegant, and intuitive for a small to medium-sized business.
Jet Convert can bring across your transactional history from 1 July 2019, if the MYOB file hasn’t been rolled, so you have comparatives moving forward.

The data transfer only takes a matter of days so you will be up-and-running in no time.

Contact us at Evolve Online Bookkeeping and we can get you started into the cloud for your businesses finances.

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