Since we first introduced QuickBooks Online ten years ago, small businesses have sent 155 million invoices, logged $1.3 trillion in expenses, and entered a whopping $5 trillion in revenue — a sum equivalent to one-third the U.S. Gross Domestic Product — using the service.
Over the years, QuickBooks Online has evolved with the needs of small businesses to save them time and instill self-confidence managing their finances, so they can focus on what they love — running their businesses. Recently, we added a feature to the product called Trends that enables small business owners to compare their income and expenses with other businesses in similar locations and industries. Extracting insights from Trends, small business owners can identify ways to cut expenses and boost sales, or more broadly see how their industries are performing. We also recently added inventory management capabilities and refreshed the user interface to further simplify accounting tasks.
You can read more about recent updates to QuickBooks Online in today’s news announcement. Or, share the infographic below to celebrate ten years of small business success with QuickBooks Online. Click the image for an enlarged view.
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