Gem Accounts

Gem Software Solutions Pty LtdType| Private company

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Industry| Software
Fate| Acquired
Successor| Simpro
Founded| 2012 (2012)
Defunct| October 2013 (2013-10)
Headquarters|

Brisbane

Australia

Area served

| Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom and United States
Products| Software as a service accounting software
Website| www.gemaccounts.com

Gem Accounts was an Australian accounting software business using a SaaS model to provide accounting software to small and medium business (SMB). The first version was released in 2013 by Gem Software Solutions, based in Brisbane. The company was acquired soon after its launch by SimPro Software in October 2013 and the product rebranded under the SimPro name.[1][2][3]

## Contents

* 1 History
* 2 Versions
* 3 See also
* 4 References
* 5 External links

## History

The first version of the system was released for beta in January 2013, and was fully released in May 2013. A major upgrade and a free, SMB versions were released in November. The document storage was added in all plans in December.

The company was acquired in late 2013.

## Versions

Gem Accounts were available in three different versions. All versions contain the full feature set but were limited by transaction volume. Key Features included: General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Double-entry System, Multi-user, Multi-currency, Multi-language, Inventory Control, Service and Project Tracking & Billing, Payroll, Data and Backup Exports.

Free version was designed for the micro and small business market. All the features of the main product but with a limit of 150 transactions and did not include access to the API, multi-company and consolidated reporting.

SME version was designed for the SME market and contained all the MME features but has a 1,500 transaction limit.

MME version was the full-featured product with no transaction or other limitations.

## See also

* Comparison of accounting software

## References

1. ↑ "simPRO Software acquires major stake in Gem Accounts". Ciol. October 8, 2013. https://www.ciol.com/simpro-software-acquires-major-stake-gem-accounts/.
2. ↑ "Tradies' technology take-up driving growth for local software firm". The Courier Mail. January 30, 2014. https://www.couriermail.com.au/business/tradies-technology-takeup-driving-growth-for-local-software-firm/news-story/7d2a04efed7afad79d5852b70e6e5421.
3. ↑ Powell, Rose (October 10, 2013). "Gem Accounts attracts million-dollar investment". Smart Company. https://www.smartcompany.com.au/startupsmart/gem-accounts-attracts-million-dollar-investment-how-to-sell-a-stake-in-your-business-while-youre-still-in-beta/.

## External links

* Company website

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Accounting software

* Comparison of accounting software

Open-source|

| Non-web|

* GnuCash
* HomeBank
* KMyMoney
* Ledger
* RCA Open-Source Application
* Tryton
* TurboCASH

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Web-based|

* Adempiere
* Apache OFBiz
* Compiere
* Dolibarr
* ERPNext
* iDempiere
* IntarS
* LedgerSMB
* metasfresh
* Odoo
* Openbravo
* Tryton

Freeware|

* NolaPro
* Outright

Retail|

* Acumatica
* Agresso
* AME Accounting Software
* Aplos Software
* Banktivity
* CGram Software
* Cheqbook
* Clear Books
* Coda Financials
* Eclipse ERP
* FinancialForce.com
* Fortora Fresh Finance
* FreeAgent
* FreshBooks
* Gem Accounts
* JD Edwards
* Invoiceit
* Liberty Accounts
* Dynamics 365
* Moneydance
* MYOB
* NetSuite
* NewViews
* NOSA XP
* Open Systems Accounting Software
* Oracle Applications
* QuickBooks
* Quicken
* Reckon
* Sage 50cloud
* Sage 300
* Sage Accounting
* Sage X3
* Sage Intacct
* SAP Business One
* SAP ERP
* Tally.ERP 9
* TRAVERSE
* Wave Accounting
* Xero
* You Need a Budget

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