This new partnership will make managing the pay cycle for your firm even easier. 

You will also be able to manage your clients’ pay (if you are authorised) directly from within iFirm.  This will enable you to access all the tools you need from within your iFirm software with one login.

But, the best part about this integration is that it requires absolutely no additional effort on your part, as the pay info for each team member is entered at the same time that your iFirm site is set-up – and, if you’re using another payroll system, SmartPayroll will handle the conversion for you as part of our usual customer service.

We are really excited about this announcement – as it guarantees to eliminate the hassle of managing your payroll, and highlights the flexibility and advantages that the iFirm online platform offers.

Read more about this announcement on Acclipe’s blog, and feel free to get in touch if you have any further questions.

Over the past nine years Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu has watched technology companies in Asia Pacific achieve incredible growth, and tracked their opportunities, ambitions, challenges and threats. This survey is one of the most comprehensive and respected rankings of fast-growing technology companies.

SmartPayroll is very proud to achieve a ranking in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 as one of the fastest growing technology companies in the Asia Pacific for the second time.

Datacom’s sales hit $609m
(The Dominion Post)
Datacom has bucked the downturn to report a 35 per cent jump in revenue to $609 million and a 9.5 per cent lift in net profit to $26.6m.

The revenue result was $30m higher than Datacom forecast in May when Prime Minister John Key opened the company’s $30m Orbit data centre in Auckland.

Staff numbers were up by 142 at 3075.

The privately-owned firm has enjoyed compound average annual revenue and profit growth of 14 per cent and 16 per cent, respectively, over the past 10 years.

New Zealand revenues grew a modest 4.5 per cent in the year to March, but sales in Australia and Asia which account for more than half of Datacom’s business were up 79 per cent.

Chairman and majority owner John Holdsworth said in a statement that the result in Australia was helped by very strong performances from new operations in South Australia and Western Australia and the full-year impact of previous acquisitions and customer wins.

The result was “very satisfactory” in a year with decreasing margins and downward pressure on spending by many customers.

New Zealand Post holds a 35 per cent stake in the firm.

Stefan Nordbruch, an analyst at research firm IDC, says Datacom’s open-exit contracts which allow customers to opt out after giving notice are attractive as they reduce risk for businesses. Datacom has also focused on providing value for money. “In the current climate that’s a benefit.”

IDC has forecast the New Zealand IT services market will be worth $3.2 billion by 2013 growing 3.8 per cent per year. It predicts the market will be worth $2.7b this year.

(Dominion Post)

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