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MYOB AccountRight users will gain the benefits of automatic bill processing later this month.

Listed software and services company Enprise Group (ENS) has acquired the MYOB EXO practice of New Zealand software services company GlobalBizpro.

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MYOB is spreading its cloud across mid-sized businesses with the release of MYOB Advanced, its new cloud ERP system.

MYOB says its SME products have 1.2 million active users, and 500,000 of them are paying by subscription.

MYOB has announced a record figure of 500,000 regular paying clients out of more than 1.2 million businesses actively using MYOB’s SME solutions, with a record 116,000 cloud subscribers.

Accounting software company Xero has rebutted suggestions from competitor MYOB that non-paying customers are included in its roster of more than 400,000 customers.

The numbers game continues unabated in the hotly contested cloud accounting software market, with the two major players – MYOB and Xero – in a battle for market supremacy and a share of voice, in the ANZ regional market.

MYOB's chief technical officer says open APIs are important to allow other software developers address the needs of specific market segments.

Open APIs are a critical part of the cloud, according to accounting provider Xero's local MD. And a Melbourne street food operator shows how easily multiple cloud services can be assembled to meet the diverse needs of a small business.

Accounting software vendor MYOB has restructured its senior management team in a move which it says will facilitate increased focus on continuing the “strong uptake” of innovative cloud solutions.

New and forthcoming features in MYOB's small business accounting software aim to further reduce the paperwork associated with bills and invoices.

Cloud accounting software provider MYOB has released a new mobile app that allows accounting functions to be carried out on smartphones.

Close to two million new small businesses have opened up their doors in Australia over the past five years, despite little or no revenue growth in the SME sector and the challenges faced in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis.

MYOB has released a custom version of the Kounta cloud-based point-of-sale software. The move follows its investment in Kounta earlier this year.

MYOB CTO Simon Raik-Allen tells iTWire how his company's adoption of microservices means higher-quality software is being built more quickly and allowing the most appropriate technologies to be applied to each function.

Cloud ERP and commerce provider NetSuite claims it is attracting a growing number of companies that were previously MYOB users.

The big US online accounting software provider Intuit, which entered the Australian market in its own right just over one year ago, has launched a set of new developer tools which it says will open up global access to a cloud-based small business market for Aussie developers.

Accounting software provider MYOB has taken a minority investment position in Washington-based cloud ERP and financial software provider Acumatica following completion of a multi-million agreement allowing it to develop a cloud-based ERP solution for the Australian market.

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