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July 14, 2026New in AdBooks - e-Invoices in Peppol UBL 2.1 (XML)
Generate invoices in the Peppol UBL 2.1 XML format required across Europe, with a default bank account and built-in validation before export.
February 3, 2026New in AdBooks - Projects Are Here
Group quotes and invoices by job, see each project's real-time financial status, and track who owes what - without adding anything up by hand.
December 4, 2024AdBooks Is Now Available in Slovenian
The AdBooks app and website now support Slovenian, alongside English, German, Bosnian and French - with a matching knowledge base in every language.
November 14, 2024When Will Your Business Become Profitable?
What "profitable" actually means, and how a break-even analysis and a pro forma balance sheet help you plan the road there.
November 14, 2024Three Practical Ways to Get More Done Each Day
New tools, real breaks, and doing work you actually care about - three habits that move the needle more than working longer hours.
November 14, 2024Stop Tying Yourself to Your Desk - Run Your Accounting from Anywhere
Send invoices, track payments, and manage clients from your phone - what a cloud accounting app actually changes for a business on the move.
November 14, 2024Five Ways to Turn First-Time Buyers into Loyal Clients
Being genuinely reachable, showing up for your community, and rewarding existing clients matter more than chasing every new lead.
November 14, 2024Five Reasons to Store Your Business Data in the Cloud
Human error, weak security, disasters, manual mistakes, and access control - five practical reasons cloud accounting beats a folder on your desktop.
November 14, 2024Eight Things to Prepare Now for Your Business's Next Stage of Growth
Mindset, market research, financing, tools, brand, an employee handbook, a living business plan, and knowing when to expand.
November 14, 2024Common Mistakes New Businesses Make (and How to Avoid Them)
The planning trap, chasing quick money, and other common early mistakes that quietly slow new businesses down - and how to sidestep each one.
