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Cloud accounting software is a category within the broader industry of financial management applications that are hosted on remote servers and provided as a service over the internet. It allows users to access and process financial transactions, manage accounts, and report financial data through the use of a web browser without the need to install and maintain the software on individual desktop computers. The cloud-based delivery model offers scalability, cost savings on IT infrastructure, real-time data access, and collaboration among multiple users. This market has evolved rapidly with advancements in cloud computing technology, leading to widespread adoption among small and large businesses seeking to streamline accounting processes and improve efficiency. The services typically include accounts payable and receivable, inventory management, payroll, and reporting, with varying levels of customization and additional features depending on the provider.
Several companies are prominent in the cloud accounting software market. Some of these include Intuit Inc., known for its QuickBooks Online product; Oracle Corporation, with its NetSuite offering; Sage Group plc, providing various cloud financial management solutions; Xero Limited, a provider popular in many countries; and Microsoft Corporation, which offers Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central among its enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. Other notable companies in the field are SAP SE, with its SAP S/4HANA Cloud, and Workday, Inc., which delivers financial management applications geared towards large enterprises. Show Less Read more