Payroll Services: A New Way to Grow
Your clients already trust you with their taxes and books, so why send their payroll to a service bureau? This Thomson Reuters guide shows accounting firms how to launch and grow a profitable payroll practice, from choosing a strategy and pricing model to staffing, marketing and a step-by-step pre-launch checklist.
Buyer's Guide for Small and Midsize Businesses
Outgrowing your back-office systems a few years after go-live is a costly mistake. Workday's buyer's guide helps small and midsize businesses buy a size up, with persona-based demo questions for finance, HR and IT leaders, detailed evaluation checklists and the cost questions to ask before signing. Use it to run a sharper evaluation and win leadership approval.
The Buyer's Guide to Finance, HR, and Payroll Solutions
Sitting through vendor demos without a plan makes every finance, HR and payroll system look the same. Workday's guide gives you persona-based demo questions for your CFO, CHRO and CIO, a comparison of suites, standalone ERP and payroll providers, and the cost questions to raise before you sign. Download it to run a sharper evaluation.
A Buyer's Guide to Automated Payroll Software
Is your payroll software built to prevent errors, or only to process them? Paycom's buyer's guide breaks down three common pricing models and the automation, ease-of-use and security capabilities worth expecting from any provider. Use it to sharpen your shortlist before your next demo.
Sage Construction and Real Estate Software Selection Guide
Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure your next construction or real estate system will fit for the long haul. This Sage e-book gives you the questions to ask about fit, usability, total cost, implementation and publisher commitment, then shows how Sage preconstruction, operations and finance solutions line up.
Construction Project Management Software Buyer's Guide
Outdated documents, miscommunication and clunky systems lead to surprise costs and rework. Procore's buyer's guide shows you how to define your needs, compare cloud and on-premise options, check feature lists across 20 categories and vet vendors on support and references. Use the included shopping list to compare your top candidates before you commit.
Construction Management Software Buyer's Guide
Most construction firms now run on software, but too many still juggle disconnected point solutions. This Procore buyer's guide shows you how to secure executive support, weigh platforms against point tools, compare licensing models and vet a vendor's support, security and roadmap before you commit.
Construction Management Software Buyer's Guide for Subcontractors
The most expensive software decision a subcontractor can make is choosing a tool the site team won't use. Procore's buyer's guide shows you how to avoid it, with a cost-benefit question list, a cloud versus on-premise comparison and the questions to ask vendors about implementation, support and references.
Construction Management Software Buyer's Guide for Specialty Contractors
General contractors may require their software, but your own processes still need support. This Procore guide shows specialty contractors how to define must-haves, run a cost-benefit analysis, compare cloud and licensing options and vet vendors, so you choose a system your field teams will adopt.
Construction Quality and Safety Software Buyer's Guide
Product demos often show flashy features that have little to do with your jobsite. Procore's buyer's guide shows construction leaders how to demo the solution instead, what to ask about data ownership and licensing, and which inspection, observation and defect list features to expect. Finish with a ready-made shopping list for comparing candidates.