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See how accounting on Salesforce can eliminate the need for costly integrations—and silos of mismatched information—by sharing the same database as your CRM.
Banking transactions and entries are a major aspect of your business’ financial process. Our next-generation Bank Direct Connect feature streamlines this process by giving users increased control and automation. Let’s take a look!
Today’s digital business landscape requires an accounting solution that keeps bank transaction data safe, accurate, and manageable. Do you want to spend extra time recognizing revenue and validating information in the General Ledger (GL)? Of course not!
Our Bank Direct Connect, especially with our upcoming Jasmine Release, helps you accomplish more transaction handling with far less work. We do this by emphasizing greater flexibility and automation. Reconciling your bank statements has never been easier. Here a few reasons why.
Simultaneously, Accounting Seed lets you visualize and use the data tied to your bank transactions in real-time.
Accounting Seed’s Bank Direct Connect functionality lets your team see any payments or transactions across all checking, savings, and credit card accounts. This gives you a complete, real-time picture of your company’s funds, cash flows, expenses, and overall financial health. Besides remaining aware of your financial activity, this is valuable information you can use to adjust business strategies.
Accounting Seed’s Jasmine release is geared to enhance virtually every aspect of the Bank Direct Connect function. Users can expect even more control over how they populate and consolidate relevant banking data through user-defined rules. Here are some additional updates and benefits arriving with Jasmine:
Ready for faster, easier bank reconciliations and payments through Accounting Seed’s Bank Direct Connect feature? Stay tuned for our Jasmine release and signup for a free Accounting Seed demo today!
See how accounting on Salesforce can eliminate the need for costly integrations—and silos of mismatched information—by sharing the same database as your CRM.