There has never been a better time to automate and optimise your business finances and operations through cloud based accounting. This technology isn’t just for big corporations with budgets to match; all businesses can benefit from cost-effective apps and tools.


Cloud accounting means managing your business’s finances using online accounting software that stores data securely in the cloud rather than on a local computer - or worse, a filing cabinet!
69% of UK firms now use cloud-based computing systems and applications, including specialised software. Why shouldn't your accounts be part of this?
Modernising and scaling up your finance function and operations doesn’t require an army of staff and accountants – the catalyst for growth can be the software you choose.
The challenge is selecting the right ones. Your software selection impacts your time, resources, and information quality. All of these are critical for guiding a business to success.
From our Sheffield HQ, both in-person and remotely, Gravitate has helped businesses just like yours select the most powerful and relevant tools across the vast tech landscape.








We help businesses switch to cloud-based accounting software, providing expert support throughout the transition. Our service typically includes the following steps:
The way we implements finance and accounting software is fully tailored to each business's needs and budget.

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Good decisions are made by informed leaders. The right accounting software means instantly accessible financial data, presented in a user-friendly way. It means less time managing data and more time making things happen.
47% of UK accountants use cloud-based software and 56% believe cloud will become the standard. But we think all accountants should be providing this vital information.
Repetitive finance tasks, such as manual data entry, can be a massive time sink for people whose skills are needed elsewhere in a business. With the right accounting software, these tasks can often be fully automated, freeing up valuable time and energy.
Software can process your financial data automatically into accurate and timely insights, enabling improved forecasting, budgeting and cash flow reports with a fraction of the effort.
Through powerful computing and automation, software minimises human error and can help ensure you are fully compliant with various finance and tax regulations. It can even generate your statutory reports for you.
If your business is growing, you can be confident that your software can seamlessly grow with you, no matter how complex things get. This removes the need for additional hires to keep up with an increasing financial workload.
Large corporations talk a lot about data and how it impacts strategy, but this can actually be used by any businesses with the right tools in place. Accounting software can generate inventive reports, identify trends, inform your pricing and identify areas of growth or waste.
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The right software is a powerful tool for managing your finances, ensuring compliance, and making informed business decisions.
We use several excellent tools, and each can be used to serve your needs effectively.
Yes, Cloud Accounting is increasingly replacing traditional desktop software. Businesses are moving to cloud-based systems because they offer real-time access, automatic updates, and easier collaboration compared to locally installed software.
Cloud Accounting gives you real-time financial visibility, improves efficiency, reduces manual work, and allows you and your accountant to access the same data securely from anywhere.
Yes, but only if you use a reputable Cloud Accounting platform and ensure those using it, such as your accountants, are suitably trained. The platforms use use bank-level encryption, secure data centres, regular backups, and strict access controls. In many cases, they can be more secure than desktop-based systems.
Yes. Most Cloud Accounting software is designed to comply with local tax rules, including HMRC requirements in the UK, such as Making Tax Digital. Good software is regularly updated to reflect regulatory changes.
Confidentiality is protected through professional standards, NDAs, secure systems, and strict data-handling processes. Reputable Outsourced FDs like the teaes. Cloud Accounting supports VAT tracking, digital record keeping, and direct submissions, helping businesses stay compliant with Making Tax Digital and other tax requirements.m at Gravitate treat confidentiality with utmost importance.
There is no single “best” option for every business. Gravitate uses and recommends reputable platforms include Xero, FreeAgent, QuickBooks, and Sage. The right choice ultimately depends on your business size, complexity, and reporting needs. If you're unsure which platform is best suited for you, we can help you understand the different features and benefits of each.
No. Most businesses can transition smoothly with proper setup and data migration. Historical data can usually be imported, and disruption is minimal when supported by an experienced accountant or adviser.
No. Cloud Accounting supports your accountant rather than replacing them. It automates data processing while your accountant focuses on advice, compliance, and strategic insight.