EzeScan has been providing TechnologyOne Financials users with Invoice Processing solutions for the on-premise version of Financials for over five years.

The company has now assured users of the cloud version of TechnologyOne Financials that they can use the EzeScan Invoice Capture solution for AP officers to validate and upload invoice document files into the TechnologyOne cloud environment as an out of the box solution.

In 2016, TechnologyOne reported another record year for its cloud business, recording more than 100 per cent year-on-year growth.

The growth followed the enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) provider’s introduction of its sixth generation TechnologyOne Cloud, which establishes software mass production and a high level of automation.

“SaaS finally introduces the concept of mass production to the software industry. Much like mass production signalled the demise of the cottage industry in manufacturing, true SaaS solutions will replace the role of cloud hosting providers,” said TechnologyOne’s Executive Chairman Adrian Di Marco.

“That is why, rather than ‘lifting and shifting’ to the cloud like hosting providers, we've gone down the path of integrated mass production through SaaS. We are proud to be one of the only enterprise software providers that offer a fully-integrated and configurable enterprise SaaS offering.

“Our enterprise SaaS solution provides a compelling value proposition to our customers, giving them what is essentially a very simple, cost effective and highly scalable model of computing. We take complete responsibility to provide the processing power, software and services including backup, recovery, upgrade and support services for our cloud customers.”

TechnologyOne’s enterprise SaaS solution has been selected for several Australian Government Shared Services arrangements, and the company is listed as a preferred supplier on the Australian Government Cloud Services panel and UK Government G-Cloud panel.

(After 30 years as one of Australia’s longest serving CEOs, TechnologyOne founder, Adrian Di Marco, recently handed over the reigns to the Australian software firm’s COO, Edward Chung.)