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Published On: Fri, Jun 9th, 2017

Why computer checks are essential for any business

If you’re operating or working in a business that deals with receipts, invoices and expenses on a daily basis, then it’s important to have an organized system to keep on top of your finances. Writing checks by hand is time-consuming, unprofessional, and often unreliable. If you value your businesses’ success, here’s five reasons why.

It showcases your brand

When it comes to promoting your company, every part of your brand image needs to be cohesive and on point, from your website to social media and print advertising; therefore, writing checks should be no exception. Getting custom-made computer checks printed with your logo shows that quality and attention to detail is an important part of your business. It’s as effective as a business card to your clients and a great way to include contact information to secure further work for your company.

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It’s more efficient

Efficiency is key to keeping the wheels of business turning. You want your company to be generating revenue, and inefficient administration practices can turn a profitable venture into a financial black hole. Manual administration is one of the biggest drains on workplace productivity as handwritten checks are far more time-consuming on your administrative staff and can leave a backlog on your record books. By switching to a computer-driven system which updates your records immediately and presents it in a clear, easy-to-read format, you’ll be able to manage your administration resources efficiently.

It’s accurate

A financial reporting error is embarrassing, can be expensive, and this is a huge risk if you’re writing checks and reports by hand. Computer checks and accounting software will minimize this risk and will provide accurate calculations of figures every time and highlight discrepancies in data. Plus, with your information backed up on a server, you avoid the risk of losing or destroying paper documents by accident.

It’s accepted

Most computer checks are produced to an industry standard and will adhere to any federal or financial regulations. This means you won’t have any invoices or files sent back to be corrected, which means your important information will be received by the relevant parties sooner and without any hassle.

It’s private

Security is one of the biggest concerns facing businesses today, particularly when it comes to sensitive financial information. Many managers, particularly of small businesses, are hesitant to make the switch to computer checks out of concern for their privacy, but it’s now the norm for all computer checking software to contain strong security software that will encrypt data, require access verification and identity confirmation, and keep information on secure servers. You can now electronically manage your financial data with complete peace of mind.

If you’re committed to the future of your business and still relying on manually updated checks, then it’s time to make a change. Updating to computer-generated checks will improve your business brand, increase efficiency, minimize errors, and keep your sensitive data secure; keeping your businesses running at its best.

Author: Carol Trehearn

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