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Cloud ERP software provider Acumatica has completed an agreement with Oslo-based accounting, tax, payroll and ERP software maker Visma, in which Acumatica will be sold in Scandinavia and Northern ...

Integrated Business Systems announced it has partnered with Acumatica to sell its cloud-based accounting software and develop a new, property management-specific system module. Processing Content IBS ...

BEVERLY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iLease Management LLC (“iLease”), developer of the iLeasePro, the cloud-based ASC 842 Lease Accounting solution announced today it has joined the Acumatica Development ...

Acumatica, the privately held enterprise cloud technology company, is rolling out integrations with Smartsheet’s project and work management tools and Adobe’s Sign eSignature technology as part of the ...

**COMPANY NEWS:** Nearly 10 years after launching its award-winning, cloud-based ERP platform for the mid-market, business management platform MYOB has today revealed that MYOB Advanced is taking on a ...

BETHESDA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Acumatica, a provider of Cloud ERP software, today announced Kentucky Fried Chicken Management Pte Ltd together with Pizza Hut Singapore Pte Ltd have selected Acumatica ...

With “editions” of its ERP already available for several industries, Acumatica has released a new edition offering mid-sized professional services firms key functions such as time management.

With its industry-specific and focused cloud-based platform, Acumatica is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution that enables your business to grow and expand.

BELLEVUE, Wash., October 07, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Acumatica, an industry-leading cloud ERP provider, today announced the appointment of Jordan Weitzen as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). In this role, ...

Cloud computing firms are busy. Some are busy divesting previously acquired (or even internally developed) subdivisions; some are busy making new acquisitions in order to strengthen what they like to ...