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Personal Accounting Software for your iPad or iPhone
“There’s an app for just about anything.”
Apple’s slogan is fast becoming true. iPhone and iPad users can now find easy-to-use personal accounting software in the Apple App Store. CashPilot was released December ‘09 on the App Store in the Finance category, but the company has already iterated a new Version 1.2.4 with improved language support. CashPilot was designed to facilitate the management of income and expenses; CashPilot is personal accounting made easy.
CashPilot users can easily export or email weekly, monthly or yearly expense reports. Accounting automation through CashPilot optimizes efficiency and with iPhone and iPad integration, personal accounting can be done anytime, anywhere.
Ralf Boesswetter, the founder of CashPilot, created the application as a solution to accommodate his personal accounting needs. CashPilot was quick to spread because the app allows users to monitor and manage their finances, thereby making them feel in control of their money.
CashPilot’s interface is easy to use and navigate; no bookkeeping experience necessary. Here’s a screenshot of the CashPilot interface on the iPhone:
CashPilot provides users with real time access to their financial data. With a few taps, users can access reports, graphs, and their purchase history. Users can also easily edit, configure, delete and manage their spending categories.
Financial management is a legitimate concern for many people, in our current economy. CashPilot facilitates asset management and gives users control over their financial destiny for a nominal fee of $2.99. See CashPilot in action here: http://www.cashpilot.net/en/video/
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As technology continues to improve, employees are finding it more and more necessary to keep in touch with what’s going on in the company at all times. For years, some accounting software products have been able to update employees through text messages send to phones. However, no one was able to develop a mobile accounting solution that would fit on the limited screens and keyboards of mobile phones. This has all changed with the introduction of the BlackBerry and iPhone.
Intuit began supporting these phones with its online Quickbooks, allowing users to carry out many tasks such as checking contracts, checking bank balances, and running reports all from their mobile phone. Other companies quickly seized on the opportunity to gain their share of this newly developed mobile accounting industry. CODA, a UK-based accounting software provider released its on product that could perform similarly to Intuit’s product. Xero soon also began supporting these phones with features and has a dramatic increase in the number of mobile phone accesses to its service.
Although mobile accounting is still in its early stages of development, the advances made in this field makes the future look bright for mobile accounting software. Companies will continue to invest and improve on existing technologies and will provide customers with advanced software packed with features in the future.
For more information on mobile accounting software and the exciting future that is in store, you can read the full article found here.
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