How well do you know your competitors?

How well do you know your competitors?

That we actively help accountants to find new clients is a widely-known fact by now. Besides the online accounting environment an office uses, it is equally important for you to be able to quickly explain potential clients why they should use your products or services. Key elements are your proposition and the level of transparency about the [...]

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iXBRL, the last chapter?

iXBRL, the last chapter?

Slowly but surely it’s becoming clear that Twinfield is going to show the public its iXBRL solution during the National Accountancy day for the first time. The ‘iXBRL scene’ is starting to take note, which we in turn are noticing through all of our interactive channels of communication. More and more questions are being asked [...]

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Sail Amsterdam, 5 years on: so what’s changed for you?

Sail Amsterdam, 5 years on: so what’s changed for you?

Sail Amsterdam is here again. A wonderful event with impressive ships, which really highlights the city of Amsterdam. It’s as if time stood still and we catch a glimpse of how the world of transport worked hundreds of years ago. It also makes me realise how the past 5 years have flown by. The children [...]

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5 tips when looking for an accountant

Make sure the financial management of your company is in order. It isn’t just the law that demands that your books are in order; it is also an important steering tool in running a business.  Looking back, and with my current experience in running a business, I would have taken a slightly different path to [...]

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3 challenges for owner-managers who want to invoice and keep accounts

Following the last post about tips on how to find an accountant, I met several owner-managers who were on the look-out for an accountant. This search generates some interesting discussions that I’d like to share with you. It is a well-known scenario: an owner-manager starts invoicing in Word, then administrates everything in Excel and also does his or [...]

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The golden Pound

Cloud computing and SaaS – plain speaking

It’s human nature to give everything a label.  We like to segment things into categories in order to distinguish one thing from another.  Usually this is a good thing – think of film genres for instance: comedy, thriller, science fiction, musical and so on.  Most people find this useful when choosing a movie to watch.  [...]

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SAAS

Find out about SaaS and Cloud from real users

Guest post by David Terrar, CEO of Twinfield partner D2C As the Cloud topic  starts to head towards mainstream there are a lot of events to choose from to find out more, but too many of them are vendor and product oriented.  In the UK we’re members of the  Intellect vendor group, and we’re involved [...]

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easyaccountingdoesntexist

Easy bookkeeping does not exist

Online invoice tools to electronically create and send invoices are mushrooming like crazy. Indeed, Twinfield has an Invoice subscription so entrepreneurs can directly create sales invoices within the bookkeeping environment. The big advantage is that it saves the accountant or administrative office from doing the same job twice because invoices are filed in the books [...]

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EBS

Who likes processing bank statements?

One of the joys of SaaS-based systems is the ability to deliver frequent improvements that are immediately available for everyone using the system.  We always have a number of exciting projects going on and one that we’ve recently finished has delivered enhancement that make bank statement processing more efficient.  Twinfield has an Electronic Bank Statement [...]

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‘LinkedIn plug-in for Twinfield collects debtors information’

‘LinkedIn plug-in for Twinfield collects debtors information’

That would be an excellent result of the partner afternoon that Twinfield is organising this June 30 for software developers who are joining the Twinapps platform. It’s a platform that software developers can use to program web services real-time so they can develop interesting applications for the web, iPhone, Androids and BlackBerry smartphones. It is [...]

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