Gem Accounts

Short description: Accounting software

Gem Accounts is a range of cloud-based business and accounting software, first released in May 2013 by Gem Software Solutions Pty Ltd from Brisbane, Australia . The software is available in a free version and is also sold on a SaaS model which includes a try-before-you-buy period.

Gem Accounts claims its software offers several first in its space. Gems data export and backup facilities are one of the first cloud-based products - allowing the user to do a full export of their data set in several open formats. Gem's multi-language configuration options are also seen as a first in this sort of software. Gem Accounts is also the first cloud accounting company to join the "Free Our Data" initiative.

## Contents

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

## History

December 2013 - document storage included in all plans
December 2013 - free version launched
November 2013 - smb version launched
November 2013 - major upgrade to version 2 released
October 2013 - major share of company acquired by simPRO Software
May 2013 - full release
January 2013 - beta release

## Program versions

Gem Accounts is available in three different versions. All versions contain the full feature set however are limited by transaction volume. Key Features include: 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 - released in December 2013 - is designed for the micro and small business market. All the features of the main product but with a limit of 150 transactions and does not include access to the API, multi-company and consolidated reporting.

SME version - released in November 2013 - is designed for the SME market and contains all the MME features but has a 1500 transaction limit.

MME version - released in May 2013 is the full-featured product with no transaction or other limitations.

## See also

* Comparison of accounting software

## References

## 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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