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Accounting specialists Azets and Dext combine forces to spearhead technology adoption
Azets, the UK outsourcing, compliance and advisory group, has today announced its strategic partnership with cloud accounting platform provider Dext to underpin and support the implementation of its Digital strategy.
Dext and Azets share a common goal of digitising the accounting workflow. The strategic partnership will see the companies providing bespoke services to clients through the use of new emerging technologies, harnessing Applied AI, Machine Learning and a mobile app. Dext has recently supported Azets in the task of delivering training on Azets core technology solutions to its staff across more than 60 training locations in the UK. The partnership marks Azets’ continued dedication and commitment to their clients to deliver a trusted advisor led service supported by best-in-class technology.
Fraser Campbell, UK Head of Accounts and Business Advisory at Azets, said: “Our partnership with Dext deepens the already successful collaborative relationship between Azets and Dext. Our intention is to fully leverage and embed the benefits key technologies like Dext bring to us and more importantly our clients in our role as the advisor of choice for UK SMEs.”
Russell Frayne, Head of UK Digital Accounting Solutions at Azets, added: “Embedding into the business trusted technologies wrapped around best practice and processes is key to driving our digital adoption. Having the Dext team onsite supporting and training our people alongside our Digital Delivery team has really made a difference in allowing us to get the most from the technology itself.”
Sabby Gill, CEO of Dext, commented: “As two companies joined by an ethos of helping SMEs with their accounting processes and showcasing the benefits of software, Dext and Azets’ strategic partnership is the perfect fit. By establishing a unified way of working across the company and marketing collaboratively, this partnership can help strengthen Azets’ place at the forefront of the accounting and business advisory sector.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lucy Jefferson .
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