My review on Paymo is coming but in the meanwhile I noticed that Paymo integrate with Kashflow. For those of you who are using basecamp, xero or similar this paymo and kashflow integration is brilliantly executed.

For those of you who don't know kashflow is easy to use online accounting and finance management software. Made for people who don't want the accounting jargon but want to manage their business finances, income and expenditure easily online from anywhere in the world.

Paymo is online time management and online billing software that helps you rock your freelance or small business work with ease.

A match made in heaven.

Visit Paymo website here

Visit Kashflow website here (and save £1 off per month with the signup discount code GIVEME1OFF)

If you are looking to get into online accounting software or online book keeping (bookkeeping) software then www.feedmedeals.co.uk have discount promo code you can use to get £1 off your monthly subscription. I think you want to use it before you sign up as after you have signed up you cannot apply the promotional code.

kashflow is online book keeping software which you don't need to install or run locally, you can update your accounting for your business or personal from anywhere with an internet connection and best of all it is safe and secure. If you haven't considered trying online bookkeeping and accounting software for small business you can sign up for a free trial.

The kashflow promo code is GIVEME1OFF - enter it in the promotional code box when registering for kashflow

It has been a long path to reviewing an entry level, basic financial, budgeting, money monitoring tool for my business & personal finances. (Note: This post is looking at a UK business but all products are available for international countries, in fact most are US based products.)

Having no need for the high products like Quicken, Tas Books, MYOB or SAGE I wanted to find something affordable that allows me to do basic accounts management, budgeting and bank statement reconciliations. Enough that I can give my accountant a summary at the end of the year and monitor my budgets and income in the process.