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AbacusNext®, the largest Technology-as-a-Service (TaaS) provider for the legal and accounting professions, has acquired OfficeTools, makers of the industry leading practice management software WorkSpace™.
With its productivity-enhancing software suite, the acquisition of OfficeTools allows AbacusNext to provide cloud-enabled and fully-integrated practice management solutions to CPAs and accounting professionals at large.
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This acquisition comes within months of acquiring Cloudnine Realtime (Cloudnine) and Results Software (Results), an award-winning Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software for QuickBooks® users – a move that propelled AbacusNext into the accounting space.
Cloudnine had forged an early and deep partnership with OfficeTools that started in 2012. As a leading hosting provider for accounting professionals, Cloudnine was a natural partner for hosting the OfficeTools software and over 100 other common applications; they were named "Best Hosting Company" by the CPA Practice Advisor "Readers' Choice Award" six years in a row.
“As a key partner, Cloudnine extended our capabilities and provided our clients with the familiar desktop experience of OfficeTools Workspace wherever they go,” says Mike Giardina, founder and CEO of OfficeTools. “Now, under the AbacusNext family, we will have the resources to take our products to the next level enabling key integrations as we deliver fully managed cloud solutions that meet the highest standards of functionality, security and compliance.”
Alessandra Lezama, CEO of AbacusNext, says the companies share a joint passion for improving the lives of accounting professionals and enabling their success through the use of technology. "By combining the strengths of our cloud expertise with the world-class case management solutions provided by OfficeTools, we are now positioned to bring the accounting community enterprise-class technology at a price they can afford to help them manage and grow their practice - both in the office and on the go.”