image
Taxe și contabilitate05 mai, 2021

5 Ways Workflow Automation Supports Firm Goals

Every accounting firm has a unique definition of business success. Some firms prioritize their profit margin, choosing to accept fewer clients — clients who require more complex and specialized work and support higher margins. Other firms may focus on quantity. Their goal becomes churning through client work as quickly as possible, with the smallest possible staff. Yet other firms may focus on a single niche with specialized legal and regulatory requirements, establishing themselves as the subject matter experts in that type of work. Regardless of the business model, each firm has a common desire to complete each engagement with the perfect balance of quality, productivity, and staffing to achieve their goals. To achieve these goals, firms need an optimized workflow that promotes peak efficiency while supporting client visibility.

Modern firms know that optimized workflows make for a more efficient and productive workforce supporting firm growth and profitability goals. Unfortunately, creating efficiencies and promoting productivity doesn’t happen by accident. It requires strategy and planning to make the changes that support firm goals. In this eBook, we’ll talk about five changes you can make to support your firm’s business goals by creating efficiencies and increasing productivity.

  • Rethink Your Routing Sheets
  • Minimize Email Fatigue
  • Create Consistent, Repeatable Processes
  • Drive Decisions with Dashboards
  • Promote Accountability through Visibility

Complete the Form Below to Download the eBook

Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting is a leading provider of software solutions and expertise that helps tax, accounting and audit professionals research and navigate complex regulations, comply with legislation, manage their businesses and advise clients with speed and accuracy. 
Firm Management

Learn how firm management can help your firm be more efficient, meet growth targets, and adapt to changing business environments.

 

 

Back To Top