Financial Tracking Software Projects

Question

The team in which I participate in managing several software projects - and most of everything that we do - is the end, from tracking requirements, managing projects to purchasing and setting up - a big pain is tracking financial indicators, since we have a complete process for our financial results. Currently we use a spreadsheet and save all invoices and purchase orders in a shared folder. It is difficult to capture costs and relate them to projects that are ongoing or ongoing. Anyone have any better ideas? I hope this topic is relevant.

Answer 1

I just throw it away, but Scrum seems like a methodology that can give in to easy tracking of these kinds of things.

Answer 2

You are talking about bookkeeping. Probably the best thing is to talk to an accountant who used to organize books for a software company. Alternatively, you could read the basics of accounting.

This question is not solely related to software development, although software has some features that make it different, i.e. lack of raw materials.

Good luck with your question, I personally find this interesting, but I do not believe that it belongs to stackoverflow.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

you can try http://projectsputnik.com This software integrates project management and billing

Answer 5

How about using a wiki, something like Confluence? And then you can export to a spreadsheet. and import back ...