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QuickBook Online & Zero Training Certification
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- QuickBooks training
- QuickBooks Pro Advisor certification (Canada, USA, UK based)
- QuickBooks Advanced certification (Canada, USA, UK based)
- QuickBooks Payroll certification (Canada & USA based)
- Xero training
- Xero Pro Advisor certification (UK based)
- Bookkeeping services across various accounting software platforms.
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- Company and COA Set up
- Invoices and Bills
- Entry of Transactions, Bills and invoices
- Budgeting and Forecasting
- All types of reconciliation
- Managing all AR & AP
- Weekly or Monthly ongoing Bookkeeping
- Financial Statements, Reports and Analysis
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- Payroll and Fixed Assets
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, using a reputable payment gateway app ensures secure transactions. The app employs various security measures, such as encryption, tokenization, and adherence to industry standards, to protect sensitive customer data and prevent unauthorized access.
The setup time for a payment gateway app can vary depending on the provider and the complexity of integration. In some cases, it can be as quick as a few minutes, while others may require a few days for technical implementation and configuration.
When a customer makes a payment, the payment gateway app securely captures and encrypts the transaction data, including card details or other payment information. It then sends the data to the relevant financial institutions for authorization and processes the payment. Once the payment is approved, the app provides confirmation to both the customer and the merchant.
A payment gateway app typically supports various payment methods, including credit cards, debit cards, digital wallets (such as PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay), bank transfers, and sometimes alternative payment options like cryptocurrencies.