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Reminders have so far done an incredible job at driving consistent value for our customers. Today, it only takes an average of 2.5 InvoiceSherpa reminders to collect a payment using vs. more than 7 if done manually.
Small business accounting is no walk in the park. Especially when you’ve got a million other things to worry about when it comes to your business. There are many things to keep an eye on and many actions to take on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
Starting and running a small business is a massive undertaking. There are so many little tasks that will make their way onto your to-do list. Of course, you’ll also have the chance to celebrate plenty of achievements, as long as you make sure that you’ve got the right foundation in place.
Getting the right system in place right from the beginning can make sure that invoicing runs with little intervention, keeping both you and your clients happy. Let’s take a look at some of the best ways to manage invoices as a small business owner.
Having consistent processes will help keep you from scrambling to organize everything when it’s time to submit your tax returns. Whether you’ve been in business for years or just getting your business started, keep the following tips in mind that will ensure a smooth bookkeeping system and a far less stressful tax season.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are an excellent way to measure the health and success of your business. They are measurable values that indicate how well you are meeting your business objectives. Did you set goals for yourself and your team? How do you know whether you hit your targets? KPIs can give you that answer.
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