BPO iCatchIT Now Offers One-Source Offshore Accounting Services

The Outsourcing Firm iCatchIT has expanded its accounting services from the basic General Ledger to an all-inclusive A/R, A/P, Payroll, and Tax Accounting services. They now have in place Six Sigma QC. This is in response to client request for consolidation of servicees and Six Sigma Technology.

Cebu City, Philippines (PRWEB) May 7, 2006 –- There is fragmentation in the way accounting services are outsourced and the American BPO firm, iCatchIT , led by CEO Jonathan Corners, is doing something about it. iCatchIT announced the expansion of their accounting services, adding A/P, A/R, Payroll and Tax Accounting Outsourcing to their existing G/L services. Making the statement last May 2 at their site in Nasipit, Cebu, Mr. Corners said, “We will transform our offshore outsourced bookkeeping services into a One-Source Accounting Solution for a broad range of accounting needs.” He said, further, “Our success in offering General Ledger (G/L) services and client demand have prompted us to add these additional services.”

ICatchIT is an offshore outsourcing firm that also now offers Six Sigma Quality Control in all of its accounting packages. Jonathan added, “Six Sigma is a robust technology that gives the client essentially error free accounting and we are happy to add this to our collection of tools to service the Accounting Community.” ICatchIT has hired additional personnel, including new CPAs as well as bookkeepers, anticipating increased demand.

The new services will be a one-stop resource for account managers and accountants. Currently, many organizations need to use different vendors to do various accounting functions: one vendor does Payroll, another Receivables, and yet another Payables. There is a definite need in the industry to consolidate these functions in a single shop, making accountability, dependability, and account maintenance streamlined and more flexible. iCatchIT (http://www.icatchit.com) offers SLAs that can incorporate any or all of these sometimes problematic processes.

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