Spotlight Articles for Advisory & Business

Across the UK, there are plenty of firms who are still using spreadsheets day-to-day. The alternative—cloud-based accounting software—is the new reality.

Dwell Chief Executive Alison Cadman and Finance Manager Renee Cowley share their experiences using Spotlight Reporting, and why they're such big supporters

Nigel Smellie from Findex New Zealand shares his experiences working during the pandemic, and why Spotlight Forecasting is so useful.

Spotlight Reporting scoops major Xero Award - Add-on Partner of the Year 2014 at Xerocon in Auckland NZ. Our CEO shares his thoughts.

Technology can be used to help solve quick questions, so we built Spotlight Help to get you answers and have more time to focus on critical activities.

There’s always a story behind the numbers. Bring them to life quickly with our new Chart Gallery in Spotlight Reporting. Read on to learn more.

Sign in to Spotlight Reporting quickly, conveniently and securely using ‘Sign in with Xero’!

Learn how Spotlight Reporting empowers Customer Success and strategies we use to make the positive difference in our customers’ lives.

We’ve added new features to Spotlight Forecasting: depreciation and non-cash rules, a new report display option, ‘Bank in Credit’ report code and more.

Transform! Summit in Wellington is shaping up to be “a mandatory event on the 2017 calendar” for accountants that explore the shift towards advisory services.

In order for a franchise to perform well, management cloud reporting and analysis is a must. There is a number of cloud solutions that help them with that.

Not for profit reporting using cloud accounting with Accounting for Good, Spotlight Reporting and Xero.

Our new Action Plan release features visual goal tiles, progress-trackers, and due dates, to help close the circle between great data analysis and goal-setting.

In this blog post, we’ve compiled the most popular features of our Reporting app for Xero, MYOB and Intuit QuickBooks Online.

Why do more than 70% of change projects or initiatives within an organisation fail? And how can you avoid those mistakes?