With its headquarters in Columbia, Accounting Seed was founded in 2008 by Tony Zorc, a CPA and former CFO who believes in a better way to do accounting
FREMONT, CA: Popular accounting platform Accounting Seed launched a new product, Iris, offering new technology for non-profits in the U.K. market and more. Salesforce has powered the company's accounting platform since 2011. The release of Iris makes Accounting Seed the only accounting platform in the Salesforce ecosystem that can, through a native connection, allow non-profits using the Non-profit Success Pack (NPSP) to connect the front and back office seamlessly.
“We are different from any accounting technology ever conceived. Built on a new paradigm, and with a fresh mindset, Accounting Seed provides a toolset that lets businesses do their accounting exactly how they see fit,” said Tony Zorc, founder, and CEO of Accounting Seed. Iris's critical features include Salesforce's NPSP connection, Making Tax Digital (MTD) compliance through Avalara integration, header-level posting for billings and payables, scheduled posting of source records, and cash application enhancements.
"The Iris release brings great benefit to non-profits on Salesforce with the new integration to the Salesforce Nonprofit Success Pack," added Zorc. "Plus, our U.K. customers can now be compliant with Making Tax Digital (MTD) through our enhanced connection to Avalara. All in all, Iris offers exciting enhancements to serve our ever-changing customer base."
With its headquarters in Columbia, Accounting Seed was founded in 2008 by Tony Zorc, a CPA and former CFO who believes in a better way to do accounting. The company was listed as one of the Top Accounting Solution Providers for 2020 by CFO Tech Outlook magazine. The platform's innovative, flexible, and robust architecture allows customers to manage their financial data, their way. Powered by the Salesforce platform, Accounting Seed's secure and trusted technology enables a 360-degree view of a customer's business, putting the time back in their hands.
