Internet Based Lease Accounting Software Creating Operational Effeciency While Crunching Numbers
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Internet-Based Lease Accounting Software: Boosting Efficiency and Streamlining Finances
Summary
The leasing industry has yet to fully capitalize on the potential of Internet-based technologies. While online tools are commonly used for credit scoring and processing applications, a broader transformation in productivity remains largely untapped. The introduction of lease life-cycle management could unlock this potential, enhancing both efficiency and profitability.
Key Benefits of Internet-Based Lease Management
Implementing an Internet-based lease management system is simpler than traditional client/server models. All that is required is a secure Internet server to host the lease accounting software and database. This setup allows access from any computer with Internet connectivity, regardless of the operating system, making network compatibility a non-issue.
This model is particularly beneficial for businesses with operations across multiple locations, as it seamlessly integrates users into a virtual network. Training employees becomes streamlined with a single, standardized program, enabling companies of all sizes to experience unprecedented IT advantages.
Despite concerns about the complexity of Internet technology, advanced platforms like Microsoft's Active Server Pages have enabled Internet applications to compete closely with client/server systems. These applications efficiently handle complex calculations, such as amortizing income or calculating yields, providing similar functionality to traditional models.
Enhancing Functionality and Relationships
While the functional capabilities of Internet applications are comparable to client/server systems, their true advantage lies in data utilization. Internet applications not only maintain data but also maximize its value, thereby improving operational efficiency. Sales teams, for example, can access lease management software from anywhere to make informed decisions during negotiations.
Internet-driven communication channels can also strengthen external relationships. Companies like Odessa Technologies use web-based platforms to connect lessors with business partners. Through lessee websites, customers can access account information, download invoices, and make secure payments, turning the software into a business and marketing tool.
LeaseWave: A New Era in Lease Accounting Software
Despite the obvious advantages of Internet-based applications, they are still scarce in the leasing industry. Odessa Technologies addresses this gap with LeaseWave, a solution built on Microsoft's Internet platforms. LeaseWave offers comprehensive asset management and lease accounting functions, handling multiple lease portfolios efficiently.
Additionally, LeaseWave connects lessors with partners such as lessees, banks, and auctioneers through secure, interactive websites. These e-commerce-enabled sites facilitate secure transactions and enhance communication.
As Internet technology continues to permeate back-end processes, the leasing industry stands on the brink of a paradigm shift. Instead of technology simply supporting business processes, it will begin to drive them.
About the Author
Madhu Natarajan is the CEO of Odessa Technologies, Inc. With extensive experience in leasing software, Madhu has consulted for companies like Caterpillar, Inc., and Crowe Chizek, LLP. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Business Administration from Monmouth College, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
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