The Art of Being Paid: A free kit to help your business speed up late payments
Discover how our free kit, The Art of Being Paid, can help your business reduce the challenge of needing to deal with late payments.
Add value to your practice with benefits that help accountants and bookkeepers like you better serve your clients.
Save time with smart automation. Reduce the effort spent on admin, chasing clients for information, and data entry.
Offer a better client experience. Always be connected, with a live view of their data. Deliver more forward-looking advice.
Grow your client base. Expand your services. Increase profitability. Transform your business model.
Accountants Edition is the ideal accounting and bookkeeping software available online. You get access to exactly the same Accounting functionality as your clients, plus added features to help you manage your clients and tasks.
The only business management solution that companies from start-up to enterprise will ever need. With cloud solutions for Accounting, Financials, Sage X3, Payroll, People, and Payments, we enable your clients to manage every part of their business.
Your Account Manager, Support Team and the Sage University are packed with everything you need to get the most of our products, navigate future changes and grow your business.
Increase your revenue streams. Refer your clients to Accounting and receive a percentage of net revenue received from them in the form of rebates.
Easily on-board new clients to accounting and invite your colleagues to collaborate on their data with them in real time.
Discover how our free kit, The Art of Being Paid, can help your business reduce the challenge of needing to deal with late payments.
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Peterson Khumalo, Managing Director,
Khumalo and Mabuya Chartered Accountants
