CREMORNE, AUSTRALIA, June 28, 2012 (Press-News.org) Do you want accounting software for small businesses? Try Shoebooks.
Shoebooks, the most comprehensive yet simple online accounting software and bookkeeping solutions for small and medium businesses, offers a wide range of outsourced bookkeeping and payroll software services such as bookkeeping, payroll, training and consulting services to SMEs, provided under different modules.
Accessible from any geographical location which supports modern workplaces, such as homes or multiple locations, Shoebooks covers a diverse client base under many different industries, offering setup solutions that meet specific industry needs of these businesses.
Customized to offer specific solutions to a wide range of businesses, Shoebooks accounting software is customizable to meet almost any specific requirements or outsourcing needs for a very affordable rate.
Supports outsource bookkeeping services as client, Shoebooks also offers optional accounting software modules such as:
-Online Question Support. Free for the first 2 questions per month, this module is integrated to system and includes an email to alert you of the online response, which is charge for $15 per question response.
-Stock Module. Can be activated for an additional $10 per month, this module enables the tracking of stock and be reported on.
-Payroll Module. Can be activated for an additional $10 per month, this module allows the full management of employees as well as payroll activity.
-Operation of an Accounts Receivable Collection Policy - With a $200 setup fee and additional fee of $10 per month, this module involves the automatic sending of statements & escalating reminder letters based on dates overdue.
-Fixed Asset Register. With a $100 setup fee, this module has hourly rate on work performed to maintain.
-Phone Support. This module is offered for a fee of $15 per 15 minute block, $55 for one hour (4 blocks) or $100 for 2 hours (8 blocks). It can also be offered as pre-purchase support blocks at a reduced rate.
-Payroll Processing. With a $100 setup fee for up to 5 employees, $10 setup fee per extra employee or $60 fee per payroll for 5 employees plus $2 per extra employee, this module includes bank ABA file, timesheet entry and email of payslip to employee. Year end Payments summaries, annual report, super & leave reports can also be provided at no additional charge. You can contact Shoebooks if you want a quote tailored to your business.
-Printed Forms Customisation. With Shoebooks standard invoice included in the setup fee and access to the printing formats module provided, this Printing Formats module enables the changing of the layout of all printed forms. E.g. Invoice, Remittance Advice. However, a good knowledge of HTML or XSLT is required. For a fee of $85 per hour, printed forms can be customised to your requirements by Shoebooks design experts.
Truly, Shoebooks online accounting software is the ideal outsource bookkeeping and payroll services for you, freeing your time for you to give your focus on building your small business.
Shoebooks is the leading provider of online accounting software for small and medium-sized enterprises in Australia, offering accounting on line, bookkeeping software solutions for inventory, payroll, and invoicing needs of SME businesses.
Shoebooks Optional Accounting Software Modules
Shoebooks, the most comprehensive yet simple online accounting software and bookkeeping solutions for small and medium businesses.
2012-06-28
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