Best practices for multi-company accounting

Some accounting systems are designed so that each company maintains its own database, creating islands of information that are not shared across companies. In most cases, that means users must log in and out of various databases and juggle interfaces just to complete routine tasks, leading to wasted time and brainpower that could have been spent on more important tasks.

That scenario can be extremely frustrating for end-users, not mention there is no semblance of real-time insights. As your business grows, you need to make the best use of time, resources and people. Inefficiencies in technology and processes will slow down operations and cost money.

What should you be doing to create a streamlined approach for managing your multiple entities?
How do you know if it's working or not?

Find out and join Gravity Software to learn best practices for managing your multi-entity business.