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E-conomic Can Integrate with Largest Selection of Accounting Apps

By Rahul Arora
TMCnet Contributor

According to recent reports, Online accounting system E-conomic now has the world’s largest selection of accounting apps that integrate with their system. Officials from E-conomic said in a statement that there has been a 40 percent increase in the number of apps over the past year, putting immense load on their API.

“We have always held the view that data should be able to flow freely between business systems which is why we developed E-conomic with an open application programming interface (API)”, says Anders Bjornsbo, UK Operations Director of E-conomic, in a statement. “Consequently, other organizations have been able to develop apps which integrate directly with E-conomic – a trend which has significantly increased our customer base over the last 12 months.”“We have mobile apps – for example users can mileage automatically on their mobile phone -- as well as apps that integrate with webshops, point of sale, scanners, CRM systems, payroll, banking, invoicing and stock control. So whether a customer wants to pay salaries, collect outstanding payments or record the time and materials spent on projects, there will be an app available.”

One of the apps that can integrate with E-conomic is from the platform Carry The One.

“Historically, small businesses that rely on on-line sales, had to manually enter data into their accounting system -- now they can import sales from an e-commerce store directly into their accounting system,” said Lech Madrzyk, Chief Executive of Carry The One, in a statement. “We saw integration with E-conomic as a fabulous opportunity as they are one of the very few SaaS (News - Alert) accounting applications that have the functionality of full inventory and stock control options as part of their system – other online accounting providers tend to have very limited functionality in those areas but they are essential for many businesses that sell online.”

Rahul Arora is a TMCnet contributor. He has worked as an editor and freelance writer for several reputed organizations in India. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Rich Steeves