e-conomic often surprises me by making it really easy to do things that you think are going to be hard or even impossible.  Just last week I learned something new while answering the question of a customer who wanted to change the number of periods in their current accounting year.  In some systems this might be impossible, but with e-conomic you can do it easily.

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A number of API enhancements have been made available this month.  The following went live today:

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I was very interested to read an article today on an Accounting web newswire by Guest Practice editor Mark Lee about ‘How Accountants can help SMEs through the recession’ and one of the points made was that an Accountant can spend hours doing recociliations and adjustments at the year end in order to ensure valid figures.

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We have introduced two new features in the subscription module. Like the other functions of the subscription module these functions addresses firms and organisations using recurring invoicing e.g. web hosting, leasing companies, clubs etc.

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In the current economic climate (no pun intended) it is essential to have full visibility of the time and costs spent on your projects. Maintaining control allows you to ensure profitability and increase efficiency.

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A user of VirtueMart shopping cart software is interested in an integration with e-conomic via our open API.

If you have done this and/or have the necessary knowledge, please leave a comment and I’ll connect you via e-mail.

ZDNet
Phil Wainewright is an influential commentator and strategist on internet computing and its impact on business. Following a recent interview with e-conomic’s CEO, Torben Frigaard Rasmussen. Click to read what he wrote on ZDNet.

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Mar 13th we announced our financial result for 2008. In short we have continued our growth of some 60 percent.

Clearly we are delighted with the result. Including the record breaking January month with an intake of more than 1,000 new companies, which indicates a continuation of the growth.

See press relase on accounting web

I was flicking thru our local paper over breakfast this morning and came across this special offer for free Sage software (at the time of writing, you can also see it here on the newspaper web site).  As a small business owner, I might be attracted by the offer but wary of the hassle of installing software followed by the learning curve and ongoing administration and maintenance costs.

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We are often asked what is Software as a Service (SaaS). Instead of explaining it ourselves, we have chosen to let www.infoworld.com explain it through the video below.

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