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Nomi is a fully cloud-based suite that offers bookkeeping and payroll, through automated accounts and tax, to practice management for easy tracking of clients, tasks and deadlines. There is also end-to-end onboarding with value pricing and proposals. Clients have access to a bookkeeping mobile app with receipt scanning and OCR included at no extra cost. Practitioners enjoy unlimited onboarding help and ongoing support through multiple channels, including phone. It is all built from the bottom up for practice, not just small business, and is completely interconnected under a modern single interface, at an affordable monthly price. Firms are increasingly reporting big gains in efficiency and productivity.
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Suite 22, Winsor And Newton Building, HA3 5RN, Harrow, United Kingdom
- 07367020036
- support@nomi.co.uk
- nomi.co.uk
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