Hi! i signed up for the beta so that I could give some feedback, although I was unsure if I should do so, since it seems to be based in the UK.
The beta sign up process was a bit intimidating, having to provide so many details, but I guess it makes sense to merge the signup and create profile pages into one
What is it about?
It looks like a way to keep track of a company's financials....
Found this:
This page is a summary of how your company is doing financially.
'Recent Income' shows you the value of invoices sent and paid in the last four months.
'Assets' are things that are owned by your company, or owed to you.
'Liabilities' are things the company owes to someone else, normally the Taxman. Dates are shown to indicate when these liabilities become payable.
You can click on items to view more details about them - for example how a tax has been calculated
Where a tax period is starred (*), it means that there may not be enough explained bank transaction data to calculate the tax properly. This might just be because the period hasn't finished yet, but you can still see what tax liability exists so far.
I'm not sure I'd be comfortable putting this kind of information on the net tho![]()
Mmm. I wonder how secure it is.
It seems apt though. I have been thinking about sorting out my accounts for the taxman..
@dakreeza 1: you're either comfortable with putting your financial data on the web or you're not. But...sooner or later that's where this stuff goes. The cost efficiencies alone should be enough to pique your interest IMO when looked at as a whole business model.
@kasta: this was developed for geeks by geeks but if you have any worries then by all means ask the question. There are some talks about providing a secure privacy wall a la Wasabe but that adds considerable complexity and, we think, puts your data at risk. If you forget your password in a privacy wall situation then you lose data forever. We're not convinced the tradeoff is worth it.
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