Research from Kashflow shows organisations shy away from accounting software
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Only one-fifth of SMEs use software specifically designed for accounts
management, according to an online survey conducted by Kashflow.
The research showed that almost half of all micro-businesses manage their
financial accounts manually using paper and pen, while others mostly use the
spreadsheet computer program Excel.
The survey also found that one in three owner-managers believe they spend too
much time dealing with non-core business activities like paperwork, credit
control and statutory financial requirements.
Sotiris Spyrou from Kashflow said: 'Providers of accountancy software must
understand that owner-managers aren't accountants or necessarily skilled users
of IT. Most regard keeping financial records as something they only do to keep
their accountant and the taxman happy.'
Only 5% of the organisations surveyed used accountancy software from Sage,
with users of MYOB at 4% and Quickbooks at 2.5%.
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