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Reckon kicks off national roadshow proceedings

Reckon kicks off national roadshow proceedings

The newest Reckon One module is set to headline Reckon’s national accountants and bookkeepers roadshow.

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The roadshow starts in Toowoomba on Tuesday, 19 April, with registrations now open for all 24 cities.

Reckon will update accountants and bookkeepers on its 2016/17 strategy as well as highlighting new products and features across the business. These include the add-on marketplace for business products, SME online document management with SmartVault and automated data entry for accountants with SyncDirect.

“2016 is a big year for Reckon and we can’t wait to discuss new products and features and their benefits to the industry. We really value being able to visit as many locations as possible around the country to talk about key issues facing accountants and bookkeepers,” said Clive Rabie, Reckon CEO.

“It helps us develop better products and keep [accountants and bookkeepers] up to date so they can offer the best and latest solutions to their clients,” Mr Rabie added.

Joining Reckon at a number of its roadshows this year will be John McAlister, Assistant Commissioner of the Australian Business Register. Mr McAlister will present an update on SBR, SBR-enabled software and e-invoicing.

“We believe Reckon is a leader in working with and supporting government initiatives such as SBR. We’re excited to be involved in its national roadshow to discuss this and help raise awareness and drive the use of ‘whole-of-government’ digital enabling services,” said Mr McAlister.

 

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