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In this article, we’ve teamed up with Airwallex to break down operational efficiency for small businesses.

Amaka has extended their partnership with leading wholesale food order management platform, Foodbomb, to launch the highly-anticipated official integration with MYOB.

What’s the next big thing in accounting technology and how can we stay on top of it all? With tax law in the US being ever-changing and complex, there’s lots of room for disruption in tax prep and tax planning technology. The complexities have also led to a wave of new information and it’s important for accountants to help clients understand what’s reputable.

As an e-commerce business owner, being able to automate manual processes involved with bookkeeping and accounting by using an integration is absolutely essential. That way, you can use your time where it matters most while having the peace of mind that you can make business decisions based on up-to-date, timely financial information.

Being able to narrow down the types of clients your accounting firm services allows you to have more focus and control. It’s important to have a general understanding of the industries your team works the best with. From there, you can start drilling down on specific business sizes and business types that are most suitable for the level of service you want to provide.

Whether a client comes to you with existing solutions in place or not, it’s important as an accountant to recommend the right apps for their situation. Take the time to compare apps and trust your experience when suggesting an ideal solution. Most importantly, focus on deep integrations that can accurately automate the flow of data between apps.

Business management platform MYOB has partnered with Amaka to build integrations that enable customers to link to a wide selection of e-commerce platforms.

Amaka, the global leader in accounting integrations, is doubling down on its SMB automation offering with the acquisition of InView.

Whether you’re building a tech stack internally for your accounting firm or externally for clients, there are a few key steps to take into consideration. As part of an interview series we’re running with a range of accounting technologists listed on the Amaka Advisor Directory, we spoke to Jamie Smith, Co-Founder and Chief Experience Officer at Amplify Advisors.

When building a tech stack for your accounting firm, the first step is to start at the core with an accounting software and build out from there with add-ons. Add-ons in general are still underrated by the accounting industry. It’s useful to take a step back every quarter, see what administrative tasks are taking up time and do research to find out what apps can automate these processes.