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mall and medium enterprises (SMEs) stand to benefit from digital tools to manage their finances and operations, as well as making strategic business decisions as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates the use of technology, experts have said.
TMP Accounting managing director Adhitya Satriadi said on Thursday that there were plenty of digital tools in the market to help SMEs optimize their businesses.
“There are several tools that can make your life easier in order to better manage your finances,” Adhitya said in a Jakpost Up Close webinar titled “Digitizing SMEs, managing finances to weather crisis”. MokaPos, Xero, Google Drive, OnlinePajak, Gadjian and Syft Analytics were among the digital tools he mentioned.
Adhitya said the pandemic was giving SMEs the opportunity to digitize and better manage their finances throughout the pandemic, which has hit small businesses hard. Out of more than 60 million small businesses in Indonesia, only 13 percent have gone digital.
