An analysis on the implementation of cloud accounting to the accounting process

Abstract: The use of an online accounting system is considered to be a major innovation in accounting in the application of the stages of the company's accounting cycle. The purpose of this study is to evaluate cloud-based accounting systems in terms of compliance with accounting standards, security systems using the Parkerian Hexad theory and the functions of each part of Accurate Online. The form of this research is qualitative and quantitative. The data collection method was carried out by distributing questionnaires and interviews to Accurate Online users. The sample of this research was obtained as many as 113 samples. The results of this study indicate that Accurate Online has passed all levels of technological readiness, and is on a scale of 9 in technological readiness, which has become a trusted cloud-based accounting information system that has proven to be successful in operating the technology, as well as in providing the benefits of ease of management. corporate financial transactions.

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 Marsintauli, F., Novianti, E., Situmorang, R & Djoniputri, F. (2021). An analysis on the implementation of cloud accounting to the accounting process.Accounting, 7(4), 747-754.

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