Accounting Software Migration Services
If you decide to update your accounting software, you'll need expert migration services to ensure a smooth transition of your data to the new platform. Don't be misled into thinking it's a straightforward process—migrating financial data requires careful handling and specialized knowledge to avoid potential issues.
Accounting software systems such as Sage Intacct, Sage 100/300, SAP FICO S4 HANA, NetSuite, Xero, Vista Viewpoint and QuickBooks (Desktop & Online) offer unparalleled flexibility for managing daily bookkeeping and accounting tasks. If you're upgrading to any of these platforms, trust our professional migration services to ensure a seamless transition. We'll handle the complexities of data transfer, allowing you to focus on leveraging your new system's features and capabilities.
In technical terms, accounting software migration involves transferring all your business's financial data from its current database schema to a new one. This process is intricate, time-consuming, and fraught with challenges, even for seasoned professionals. A single error during migration can disrupt your business operations. Therefore, meticulous planning is essential, and it's crucial to enlist the expertise of a knowledgeable bookkeeping and accounting service provider. We begin by assisting you in selecting the most suitable accounting software for your needs, ensuring a smooth and effective transition.
How We Work
- Our accountants will gain an in-depth understanding of your business' accounting needs.
- And then, we will recommend the accounting system most suited for your business.
- Our experts will take charge and transfer your accounting data from your existing to the new system.
- We will then reconcile the information presented in Trial Balance of old accounting software with new one. Reconcile all the accounts for AR, AP, Bank etc.
- We will run some tests to confirm that the records match.
- Once our accountants are satisfied about data integrity, you can start using the data.
