by Douglas Cook on April 20, 2021
Categories: Current Issue| Finance
Topic Tags: Accounting | Financial Management
When stay-at-home orders hit a year ago, was it a seamless transition for your nonprofit, or was your bookkeeper sneaking into the office early on Saturday mornings to scan documents and do work on your desktop version of Quickbooks? Your organization may be in the latter category, perhaps because you never expected something like Covid-19 to happen. Or maybe you don’t fully trust the latest technologies, or you held back on automating due to budgetary constraints. I find myself frequently commenting on how lucky we are that this pandemic didn’t strike in 1997. Technology has come such a …
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