Can you smell that smell? It’s the smell of burning rubber – which is what we’ve nicknamed this release!
There are lots of great things we can’t wait for you to see!
User Interface improvements:
We just made some small tweaks here or there to improve your experience. You might notice them, you might not. But they’re there.
New features:
This is exciting! We gave you mileage tracking functions and then we went the extra mile. (Pun intended). Now you can track your mileage through your browser (and we even have a mobile browser edition, too, so you can track from your mobile device in your car… just DON’T do it while you’re driving!)
Minor fixes/adjustments:
Fiscal Year is now enabled for Home Page and for Taxes.
You can now delete unused Sales Tax Types and Bundles.
You’ll now see parent categories when using sub-categories (in various views).
These might not be adjustments worth writing home about but we’re happy to make IAC-EZ even more EZ for you!
State tax estimates
State tax estimates are available for Idaho, Arkansas, Maine, Mississippi, Delaware, and Kentucky (home of “the Colonel” and his finger-lickin’ chicken).
We’re not slouches! We’ve already started working on version 1.47:
Our friends in the following states will get state tax estimates: Iowa, Montana, Alaska, Louisiana and North Dakota (which contains the geographic center of the continent, so that makes you pretty special). When we drive to visit any of these states, we can now record our mileage!
But wait, that’s not all! We’ve also rolled up our poly-cotton blend sleeves and started working on an entirely new integration. Yeah, we know that you want to know what it is. But we’re not going to tell you. It’s like Christmas: you’ll just have to wait. Unveiling in only 2 weeks!
Users will have noticed that a few days ago, we just implemented our latest update – version 1.45. Here are the details you’ve all been clamoring to know (although you can always find them at the bottom of your screen when you’re in your account).
Here are the highlights:
User Interface:
Just part of the ongoing evolution to improve your experience. Just a few tweaks here or there. Frankly, you might or might not notice them. This is an ongoing effort based on how we see users interacting with the site so it’s usually less-than-dramatic. (If it were dramatic, we’d report it here).
New Features:
We’ve added a search box so you can search entries by date or name. Finally! That obscure $2 business donation from your grandmother can be rediscovered.
You can change your fiscal year (on the company preferences page) so that you can adjust your fiscal year to report the right period.
Fixes and adjustments:
Redesign of some minor formatting issues with number alignment in your PDF reports.
Check out our Tour Page and see Mr. Networth come to life!
State Tax estimates:
We’ve added Alabama, Kansas, Wisconsin, Nebraska, New Mexico, and Hawaii (home of Magnum PI, the greatest show on television).
Want to know what’s coming up for version 1.46? All kinds of great stuff!
Kentucky, Idaho, Arkansas, Maine, Mississipi, and Delaware (Home of the Twelve-mile circle, the only true arc political boundary in the US. Read more about this piece of national trivia here.) And you will also enjoy your sales tax bundles functioning for your incoming entries as well; not just your invoices!
How awesome is version 1.46? It’s so awesome we’ve called it “Burning Rubber” because of an amazing feature that we’re keeping a secret until its release!
Version 1.44 has just been released. Yeah, that’s right, we’re rolling more hits out of here than The Jonas Brothers.
Version 1.44 landed officially on June 16 and here’s what it includes:
Changes to the user interface. Nothing crazy; nothing to make you think “now where did they put that link”? Just little things that make your experience better. A tweak here, a nudge there.
Adjustment to sales tax defaults. You can now override sales tax defaults on a by-invoice basis. So if you need to change the sales tax, you can do so. (But the IRS is watching, so make sure you have a good reason).
When you’re exporting entries to Freshbooks, we now default to the specific client as recorded in IAC-EZ. No more figuring out who’s who.
Your Profit and Loss Report now has subtotals. Here’s to more profit and less loss. Oh, and when you export your P&L statement into PDF? We made some changes so that it will look better, too.
And, we now have sales tax estimates for Arizona, Missouri, West Virginia, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Oklahoma (”O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A, Oklahoma, OK!”)
What’s on the agenda for version 1.45?
You’ll enjoy better search features, more report enhancements, and sales tax estimates for Nebraska, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Kansas (the state, not the band), and Alabama (the state, not the band).
And here’s a little something extra, because we care:
If you’re a fan of Kansas (the band, not the state) watch them sing one of one my favorite songs here:
Buckle up, kids, because the ride just got way more exciting.
With every release of IAC-EZ, we want to make your experience so much better. We realize we’re talking about bookkeeping software here, but if we can make it easier for you then well go home happy at the end of the day.
We’re excited about the release of version 1.43, which went live on May 30th. Here’s what you will see in this release:
There are minor tweaks to our interface. This is something we always do to improve the user experience. Nothing major to report; in fact, you might not even notice the changes, but they’re there, subtly making your bookkeeping EZ.
We’ve also made some minor changes that allow you to merge contacts, to see billable expenses that have not been billed when invoicing, and to track referrals and commissions.
And, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Minnesota now have tax estimates… so if Norm Coleman and Al Franken ever figure out which one of them represents Minnesota in the Senate, they can do their books in IAC-EZ and we’ll be able to provide them with accurate estimates.
And now for the big reveal: [Drumroll please]
Abracadabra… Mr. Networth has waved his magic wand and given you the ability to create invoices, right in your account!
Some of you use sites like Freshbooks or Cashboard – the invoicing gurus. They are good sites with lots of functionality. But some of you don’t need all those bells and whistles, and some of you want the convenience of keeping all of your bookkeeping functions together in one place. IAC-EZ lets you do just that right from our EZ-to-use interface. Click here to check out a sample of an invoice.
Over time, we plan to build out additional functionality that you’ll find helpful when creating invoices, so be sure to email us at support@iacez.com to request features that you’d like to have available when invoicing.
And if version 1.43 isn’t exciting enough, we’ve already started working on version 1.44, which will include auto entering, improved formatting, and state tax estimates for Oklahoma, Nevada, Missouri, Arizona, New Hampshire and “Almost Heaven” West Virginia!
Imagine spending more of your valuable time and resources on growing your business instead of administrative work; imagine focusing your energy on your customers instead of on your bookkeeping; imagine making better business decisions based on more accurate information rather than on estimates and guesswork. IAC-EZ helps you to run your business more efficiently and profitably with our easy-to-use bookkeeping interface that does all the hard work for you! Save time, money and effort while you grow your business. Meet the team, take the tour, and sign up for your free trial.
