Simple Small Business Bookkeeping with Cashflow Manager - Small Business Computing

Simple Small Business Bookkeeping with Cashflow Manager

Aug 16, 2010
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Small Business Trends: Simple Small Business Bookkeeping with Cashflow Manager

A positive review of the Australian version of Cashflow Manager – but the product is also available in the U.S.


“Keeping accurate accounting records can seem a little daunting to many small business owners. It is one of those things that you know you should do but many don’t. So you either leave it up to your accountant or try to use a more sophisticated accounting software package that takes a while to learn.

Cashflow Manager is designed for those of you who have limited accounting knowledge and want to get control of your bookkeeping records. I have been using the trial version of the software and I found it very easy to use. The setup process takes just a few minutes, and the design of Cashflow Manager makes it very simple to see what information you need to put in and how to do it.”

Small Business Computing Staff

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