26th June, 2024
For the third consecutive year, MYOB Acumatica has been shortlisted in the SaaS Awards program, in six categories, including ‘Best SaaS Product for ERP/MRP’, and ‘Best SaaS Product for Business Accounting or Finance’.
Now in its ninth year, The SaaS Awards continues to celebrate the ultimate SaaS innovations across the globe. Entries were received from North America, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, and Australasia.
“We are delighted to have been shortlisted in a number of categories in The 2024 SaaS Awards,” Valantis Vais, MYOB General Manager of Product, Enterprise says.
“This achievement provides deserved recognition for our hard-working teams, and confirms our commitment to giving our customers the edge through our SaaS solutions.
“We are proud to be included with the other nominees and look forward to seeing how the next stage of the program unfolds.”
The program’s categories for 2024 include: ‘Best SaaS Product for Business Accounting or Finance’, ‘Best SaaS Product for Management Accounting and Budgeting’, and ‘Best SaaS Product for ERP/MRP’, among others, covering a broad gamut of industries with innovative SaaS solutions.
The full list of categories MYOB has been shortlisted for are:
“The SaaS Awards is the recognition platform for organisations at the very top of their game, and those who’ve made it to the 2024 shortlist are no exception,” James Williams, CEO of The Cloud Awards, says.
“We’ve been impressed with the variety of entries, with some outstanding new innovations brought to market. It’s also great to recognize the impressive names re-entering this year, showing their continued commitment to excellence and continuous improvement.
“Reaching the shortlist stage is no small achievement. A warm congratulations, and we wish all shortlistees luck as we head into the next round of judging.”
The program now enters its second round of judging, reducing the shortlist to a handful of finalists in each category.
The SaaS Awards finalists will be announced on Tuesday, 22 July 2024, with the final winners revealed in August 2024.
Click here to view the full shortlist.
MYOB Acumatica is a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that connects critical business functions in one single platform, reducing reliance on manual processes and providing accurate insights in real time.
And it’s designed to scale with ongoing growth.
As an organisation grows, the need for more powerful business management tools increases.
More staff, more revenue and more suppliers to pay all add up to headaches for business managers, unless they have the right systems and processes in place to handle them.
While MYOB Business is the go-to solution for most organisations with less than 20 full-time employees, larger or particularly complex businesses should consider MYOB Acumatica to best fit their needs.
If you’re a growing organisation, understanding what’s on offer in MYOB Acumatica could save you a lot of time and expense down the track.
Access a full suite of accounting functions including accounts payable, cash management and more.
Keep on top of financial operations with comprehensive reporting tools that help you analyse, plan and budget for each financial period.
Plus, our multi-currency, extensive language and detailed organisational support can help even the most complex businesses achieve more.
Click here to see how MYOB Acumatica has helped growing businesses just like yours.
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