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Construction management software integrates with QuickBooks
10 November 2022
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Construction management software NextMinute now provides full integration with Intuit QuickBooks online accounting software.
The expansion comes following the firm’s existing partnerships with MYOB and Xero and will enable the software to continue its growth, said NextMinute founder and CEO Dave Falconer.
“We are taking the learnings and blueprint from both MYOB and Xero and are cementing our position as globally the best integrated construction management software with accounting packages,” he said.
“At the same time, we are now able to expand our offering to reach a greater segment of construction and tradespeople while providing more options and flexibility to connect our product to accounting packages.”
“Broadening our integration capabilities will provide customers with greater flexibility in the way they can manage their people, planning, pricing and profits.”
The product strived to make business life easier for construction and tradespeople by providing all the digital tools required to manage pricing, planning, and profits in one place.
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This includes job management software, invoicing, quoting, scheduling, and time sheets.
The company said the integration would allow NextMinute’s existing partners to provide QuickBooks services on top of existing services, helping to grow and scale their businesses.
NextMinute said its partner program ensured that accountants and bookkeepers could access training and understand the product.
“We’re now providing both accountants and construction businesses with greater choice,” said Mr Falconer.
“We’re looking forward to the positive impact that this new integration will have on our customers, bookkeepers and accountants and our channel ecosystem in the years ahead.”
NextMinute also said the integration with Intuit QuickBooks was to boost its aims of expanding into the UK, where the accounting software was already recognised as a leading cloud accounting provider.
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