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18 May 2010
One of the largest accountancy software providers, Iris, has launched an online bookkeeping product accountancy firms can sell to its SME clients.
Iris OpenBooks was launched today and allows accountantcy firms to receive real-time information on its client's financial position by allowing access to information through the internet.
The new software costs approximately £15 per client per month and can be bought as a standalone product today. However, it will take a further 30 days to be fully integrated with existing on-premise Iris technology.
Phill Robinson managing director of Iris accountancy practice solutions, said: “Bookkeeping software is used by many small businesses, but is often difficult to use or shrouded in jargon. Others may be stuck using spreadsheets.
"IRIS OpenBooks is a no-nonsense easy to use, jargon free web-based solution that is designed to help small businesses get control of their finances, whilst also giving the same real-time picture to their accountant.”
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Is this Iris icash renamed?
Is so I hope they have invested and tested it well.
Posted by: alex holmes, 19 May 2010 | 00:00
iCash anybody?
I seem to recall that Iris already has an online bookkeeping system called Iris iCash. it was fully integrated into it's core products.
Posted by: BR, 19 May 2010 | 00:00
You can do this with Xero also
You can do this with Xero (the syatem we use also) and it is lovely.
Posted by: Joe Reevy FCA, 19 May 2010 | 00:00
IRIS OpenBooks powered by FreeAgent
Just for clarity, IRIS OpenBooks is powered by the FreeAgent online accounting platform, which currently enjoys a 99.5% recommendation rate from its users.
It's the first joint product to be launched since we announced our partnership a month or so back.
But it's not based on iCash, it's intended to fill iCash's shoes...
Posted by: Ed Molyneux (CEO FreeAgent Central), 21 May 2010 | 00:00