Why Choose Cloud Accounting:

  • You, the business owner, will have full access to your companies information anywhere in the world you have data/wifi.

  • Your bookkeeper can access your books from anywhere in the world; answer your questions, or do something for you, fairly quickly.

  • You can invite your accountant directly into your company’s QBO for easy year ends. You’ll likely reduce your accounting fees too!

  • Connect more than 450 business apps to further simplify business processes and reduce manual entry.

  • connect your bank and credit card accounts so it automatically downloads and categorizes transactions for you.

  • Your data is automatically synced across all your devices.

  • No software to install and no upgrade patches to download/install.

  • You never have to worry about back up failure, flood or fire destroying your source documents. Everything is off site.

  • Every piece of paper is stored digitally within QBO. No more storing 7 years worth of your company paperwork. No more organizing, handling or filing of paper. No more misplaced source documents.

  • You will not have to drive anywhere to drop off paperwork. I can teach you the easiest way to submit everything digitally.

  • You always have access to “REAL-TIME reports”. You’ll know exactly how your company is performing. How can this impact your business? Hugely! Click HERE

 

Perhaps you are concerned with your confidential financials sitting in a cloud, but rest assured because QBOs cloud is a VeriSign Secured product. VeriSign® is the leading secure sockets layer (SSL) Certificate Authority. We combine SSL and RSA to provide message encryption when communicating online to maximize the security of your data and to ensure that only the intended audience can read a message or access data. With password-protected login, firewall protected servers and the same encryption technology (128 bit SSL) used by the world's top banks. You can read more about it here. Most bookkeepers pay for some sort of cloud backup (for their local files-in case of fire or flood), but how secure is their cloud?