In the US, Wrapbook - a production payroll platform provider for the entertainment industry - has announced the launch of its new suite of cost-management and accounting tools. This set of expanded capabilities connects production and accounting teams in a single, easy-to-use solution, Fintech Finance News reports.
The new features streamlines expense tracking, freeing production teams from time spent chasing receipts and purchase orders. The update also gives accountants access to real-time cost data, giving them a clear, up-to-date overview of actuals while eliminating hours of manual data entry.
The company’s new integrations with Quickbooks, Sage Intacct, Oracle Netsuite, and Acumatica will reportedly enable accounting teams to actualise faster and more accurately. By improving collaboration and eliminating data entry, the new features reduce wrap time and production costs.
“Producers have already seen firsthand how Wrapbook streamlines their payroll. Now, we’re excited to bring that same kind of innovation to accounting departments,” Ali Javid - CEO of Wrapbook - said. “With this latest release, we’re making it easier than ever for production and accounting teams to collaborate in one unified platform. That means no more chasing after missing purchase orders, and no more budget surprises at wrap.”
“We’re thrilled to have a game-changing tool that grants us an unprecedented real-time view of our job’s spending against our budget,” Meliz Yilmaz - Production Supervisor at production company Voyager - said. “Having one tool to track and code costs seamlessly allows us to wrap projects efficiently with greater accuracy and confidence.”
In addition to the launch, Wrapbook is updating its brand to reflect the breadth of offerings across payroll, accounting and services. The brand refresh is reportedly intended to underscore Wrapbook’s continued momentum in the production industry and the company’s confidence in its ability to serve more customers across Commercial, Film, and TV. Serving hundreds of productions industry-wide, from commercials to film and television.
Source: Fintech Finance News
(Quotes via original reporting)
In the US, Wrapbook - a production payroll platform provider for the entertainment industry - has announced the launch of its new suite of cost-management and accounting tools. This set of expanded capabilities connects production and accounting teams in a single, easy-to-use solution, Fintech Finance News reports.
The new features streamlines expense tracking, freeing production teams from time spent chasing receipts and purchase orders. The update also gives accountants access to real-time cost data, giving them a clear, up-to-date overview of actuals while eliminating hours of manual data entry.
The company’s new integrations with Quickbooks, Sage Intacct, Oracle Netsuite, and Acumatica will reportedly enable accounting teams to actualise faster and more accurately. By improving collaboration and eliminating data entry, the new features reduce wrap time and production costs.
“Producers have already seen firsthand how Wrapbook streamlines their payroll. Now, we’re excited to bring that same kind of innovation to accounting departments,” Ali Javid - CEO of Wrapbook - said. “With this latest release, we’re making it easier than ever for production and accounting teams to collaborate in one unified platform. That means no more chasing after missing purchase orders, and no more budget surprises at wrap.”
“We’re thrilled to have a game-changing tool that grants us an unprecedented real-time view of our job’s spending against our budget,” Meliz Yilmaz - Production Supervisor at production company Voyager - said. “Having one tool to track and code costs seamlessly allows us to wrap projects efficiently with greater accuracy and confidence.”
In addition to the launch, Wrapbook is updating its brand to reflect the breadth of offerings across payroll, accounting and services. The brand refresh is reportedly intended to underscore Wrapbook’s continued momentum in the production industry and the company’s confidence in its ability to serve more customers across Commercial, Film, and TV. Serving hundreds of productions industry-wide, from commercials to film and television.
Source: Fintech Finance News
(Quotes via original reporting)