Spent a few more minutes playing with Clear Books and made a major discovery: you can now add attachments. The last time I looked at Cloud accounting systems (about a year ago) none supported this. It now looks likely that this system could support paperless accounts in a good way.
I'm starting to get enthusiastic but will need a bit more testing before I drop my old Quick Books desktop version.
A record of Michael Veale's Continuing Professional Development. Further details before Oct 2010 are on a CIMA CPD tool.
19 February 2012
18 February 2012
Clear Books - testing
I have signed up for a free 30 day trial of the web based accounting software Clear Books. First indications are that it is quick and very easy to use. I dived straight in and was able to create a sales invoice in a few minutes. Customisation and creating of sales lines seemed easy. Receipting too was fairly intuitive. It was refreshing to see how well catching invoices as pdfs was built in - using with Evernote would be easy.
Definitely seems worthy of investing a bit more time to test the banking side.
Definitely seems worthy of investing a bit more time to test the banking side.
Future of devices at work
BBC News - BYOD: Bring your own device could spell end for work PC
So what would I chose? Probably a desktop with double or triple monitors for day to day. This would be augmented with a tablet and small laptop for meetings, depending on whether I expected to be using the device for input or output.
17 February 2012
06 February 2012
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