Cloud accounting is becoming more and more a part of the business world, with its ability to access your data from anywhere, at any time. Instead of sitting on a local hard drive, your financial ...

Less Accounting is one of the best Web-based business accounting packages that I’ve had the pleasure to use, and the first and only Web-based accounting and invoicing application that I’d consider as ...

Ideal for Businesses with up to 100 Users, Klix Online Combines the Power and Versatility of Enterprise-Class Online Accounting Systems with the Simplicity and Intuitive Interface of Industry-Leading ...

NetServiceBooks is a Web-based accounting system that is designed for HVAC companies. Any device that supports a Web browser can run the online program. Field technicians have the ability to invoice ...

With only a handful of serious vendors in the space and a potential customer base that remains skittish about the concept, Web-based accounting may not be the most popular accounting solution ...

Starting a small business isn’t easy and among the most important decisions that can be made are how to organize and manage your finances. Today, cloud-based accounting software would seem to be a ...

FinancialForce.com has introduced an add-on to its Web-based accounting software that gives the system Facebook-like social networking features and could represent a new paradigm for accounting ...

Just a couple of years ago, Web-based accounting products paled against their desktop counterparts. But in a short time, Oracle Small Business Suite has evolved into a full-strength, well-integrated ...

Toronto-based Wave, the free cloud accounting platform that has since expanded into payroll and other business-focused applications, today announced the beginning of its mobile payments beta program.

For those who long for a more professional accounting software package for the Mac platform, California-based Intacct Corp. suggests that you check out their professional Web-based accounting system.

There’s been a lot of specualation over the last year or two about how low cost, mini-laptops or “netbooks” would affect the computer industry. But one unintended casualty of the surge in netbook ...