An Accountant’s Guide to Mastering FreshBooks [free e-book]
Are you an accounting professional with questions about FreshBooks? We have answers.
In this comprehensive guide, you'll discover:
Whether FreshBooks is right for you and your clients
What makes FreshBooks different from other accounting software
How to use FreshBooks software features for accounting professionals
Details about the FreshBooks Accounting Partner Program
Using FreshBooks with your clients
Let’s take a look at some of the key accounting features you’ll find in FreshBooks.
Dashboard
This at-a-glance look at your client’s day-to-day financials gives them and you a quick snapshot of some of the most important numbers for decision-making.
Accountant team role
Accountants can review account owners' financial reports and help balance their books. Only the Accountant can customize the Chart of Accounts (CoA) and create journal entries.
Reports
FreshBooks has many detailed and customizable reports for expenses, payments, cash flow, and accounting. This includes the General Ledger, Balance Sheet, P&L, and Chart of Accounts.
Learn everything you need to know about FreshBooks
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A Word from the author
“Before joining FreshBooks, I ran my own accounting firm. So I get the importance of using an accounting platform that your clients understand and that sets them (and you) up for success.
Since 2003, FreshBooks has been a go-to solution for business owners. More recently, we’ve focused on expanding our accounting features—adding a General Ledger, Financial Reporting, and more—to help you and your clients work better together.
Want to learn more? This eBook is a great place to start.”
Twyla Verhelst, CPA
Founder of the Accountant Channel, FreshBooks
