Bond Consulting Services Helps Small Businesses Identify Five Warning Signs They are Outgrowing Their Accounting System

March 5, 2014
|In Article
|By Bond Consulting Services

In her recent series of articles on the Microsoft Dynamics ERP “The Edge” Blog entitled “10 Signs You’ve Outgrown QuickBooks” Jennifer Dorsey highlighted tell-tale signs that would let anyone know it’s time to move on from that entry-level accounting system. We’ve posted her complete blog series below. But what if you are using different entry-level accounting software and are unsure of the best ERP solution for your business? What if you are struggling with getting the necessary information to grow your business?

In a monthly series of free live presentations hosted at the Microsoft Store in Costa Mesa, Mission Viejo and Century City , Bond Consulting Services will offer educational facts about choosing a dynamic and timely accounting system for a growing business. We’ll walk through 5 key warning signs for CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, COOs, IT Managers and Controllers at small-medium size businesses. Join us for Growing Out of Your Current Accounting System.

Challenges that will be addressed include:

  • Business growth
  • Compliance issues
  • Increasing sales and profitability
  • Keeping up with demand without adding headcount
  • Managing multiple lines of business, currencies, or multi-site locations
  • Scaling operations
  • Simplifying and securing processes
  • Technology

 

Ten Signs You’ve Outgrown QuickBooks by Jennifer Dorsey:

#1 The Rubber Bands Holding Your Business Together Are Keeping You Up at Night
#2: Managing the Books and Cash Flow Isn’t As Easy As It Used to Be
#3: A Lack of Control and Weak Audit Trails Create Business Risk
#4: You Can’t Move Forward When You Keep Looking Back
#5: You’re Putting Off New Business Opportunities
#6: You’ve Become a Jack-of-All-Trades, Master of None
#7: Cloud Computing Has You Questioning Your Technology Footprint
#8: What Once Made Your Business Shine Just Doesn’t Sparkle Anymore
#9: Your Most Valuable Asset, Your People, Are Losing Productivity
#10: Bottom-line, your Entry-Level Accounting is Holding you Back