Non-Profit Accounting Fundamentals with Keela [Webinar]

Earlier this month, we joined Keela at their Vancouver headquarters, to collaborate on their “Chatting With Non-profit Accounting Experts” webinar. During the webinar, Enkel’s accounting manager, Chris Adams-Brush discussed the intricacies of non-profit bookkeeping with Keela’s head of Marketing and Communication, Philip Manzano. From tips and tools to bookkeeping fundamentals, the conversation covered a variety of topics, including the following key questions:

1. What are the main differences between corporate and non-profit accounting?
2. What are the bookkeeping basics that non-profits should implement?
3. How can non-profits minimize the time spent on their day-to-day bookkeeping?
4. How do you decide on an in-house vs. outsourced solution?

The webinar came just in time as Keela launches their integration with QuickBooks Online, helping non-profits to increase the accuracy and integrity of their QuickBooks data, eliminate duplicate entries, and reduce time spent exporting and importing data. Keela officially launched their integration at our co-hosted event in early April, where we showcased the Keela application while providing a QuickBooks Online training session for local non-profit organizations.

We are proud supporters of the Keela team and are excited to co-host more events, webinars, and podcasts aimed to support organizations throughout Canada.

Specializing in bookkeeping services for non-profit organizations, Enkel streamlines the bookkeeping process through the use of cloud-based technology and a dedicated team of finance professionals. Whether your organization is located in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, or Toronto, we’ve got your bookkeeping needs covered! Contact us today to learn more.

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