Access Accounting receives vote of confidence from charity sector

Colchester, UK - 16th August 2006 - Access Accounting has been voted one of the accounting packages most users would recommend in the recent Charity Finance Voluntary Sector IT Survey. Of those organisations using Access Accounting's software solutions, a total of 93% where happy to recommend their system.

John Beech, managing director for Access Accounting, commented, "Once charities realise the flexibility of the software and how it can fit their needs, they are very satisfied with the results. Our flagship solution, Access Dimensions, takes a modular approach, meaning that as an organisation evolves and grows, our scalable solutions can meet changing software requirements." 

Access Dimensions is built on Microsoft SQL Server technology, with its open architecture allowing full integration with a host of third party software such as Raiser's Edge and Progress. The Dimensions software solution greatly improves efficiency by removing the need to re-key information and provides businesses with access to the wealth of data contained within their systems, increasing the quality of reporting output.

Roger Cunningham, financial controller for Sue Ryder Care, commented, "Access Accounts has enabled us to control our costs and to understand them. Improved management information enables us to make better decisions for the organisation, to improve our income and, ultimately, to provide a higher quality of care to our service users."

With a host of customers in the not-for-profit arena including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, YMCA, East Devon College and LEPRA, Access Accounting continues to strengthen its client base in the sector. The software solutions are backed by a highly skilled team of accredited channel partners across the UK.

For information on Access Accounting and its portfolio of accounting and business solutions, please telephone 0845 3453300.

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