Spotlight Articles for Advisory & Business

Mark Lowell, a Director at UK-based accounting firm Sedulo, managed to grow his client base during the pandemic.

Today, we’re super pumped to be launching Consolidated Forecasting to help remove those forecasting roadblocks, unlock new advisory opportunities, and give you the power to make confident decisions across multiple entities.

"For us, having a robust forecasting tool to provide some insight is a big value add."

After creating just two forecasts, Brendan Cole, Director at HJC Accountants, earned enough revenue to completely cover his firm's Spotlight subscription for the year.

With the help of Spotlight Reporting, Playcentre Aotearoa went from their reports being disclaimed, to being the biggest unqualified charity consolidation in the country, in just two years.

Calgary-based Clayton Achen, a founder of accounting firm Achen Henderson CPAs, is a huge proponent of our software.

Today, we’re adding Two-Step Authentication to provide an additional layer of security when logging into your Spotlight Reporting account.

How much financial data does a Not-for-Profit board really need in their monthly report? Not as much as they typically get, says Accounting For Good's CEO Kirsten Forrester.

"With Spotlight, it's super easy. It leaves me far more time to make decisions."

Creating those “aha” moments is easy when you combine an insight-driven Executive Summary with the visualisations of a Spotlight report or forecast.

Our latest product update features a refreshed and more organised Present Online and Preview Screen.

Despite the powerful impact of the advisory mindset and service offerings, many accounting firms struggle to transition from just doing core compliance.

With lockdowns, social distancing, and the sheer heart attack of economic and social dislocation, why not ‘smash’ our status quo and ‘build up’ a different business model, fresh objectives, markets, or a new way of working?

Business owners—it's time to take control!

Across the UK, there are plenty of firms who are still using spreadsheets day-to-day. The alternative—cloud-based accounting software—is the new reality.