2025, Vol. 6, Special Issue 2
Cloud-based accounting solutions for paperless, environmentally friendly practices
Author(s): Prabhas Raj P, Divya Guthi, Deepa Myleri and Keerthi Talapula
Abstract: This study discusses how companies are attempting to be ‘greener’ by the day. Their accounting practices play a significant role in that. Businesses are using less energy and waste when they switch to online accounting, especially the kind that uses clever AI. Accountants spent so much time buried in paperwork like invoices, reports, etc. Things become sluggish and unwieldy in addition to being detrimental to the trees. But with online accounting, getting financial info is easy, and doesn’t need massive filing cabinets, and a lot of the boring stuff gets done automatically. Artificial intelligence (AI) helps improve financial systems by predicting trends, spotting suspicious behavior, and making sure rules are followed. This helps managers make better decisions, increases accuracy, and makes the whole system more transparent. In this paper, we're looking at how good this tech is for the planet and for how businesses run. We also look at the tricky bits, like keeping data safe, getting new software to talk to the old stuff, and just convincing people to change how they do things. By checking out what some companies are doing and what’s new, it’s clear that this online AI accounting isn't just a fancy upgrade. It's a real plan for businesses to manage their money in a way that’s good for the long haul, fair, and open. What we've found totally backs up the world's big sustainability targets and shows why new ideas are so important if we want to be kinder to the environment and help businesses do better.
DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2Sc.707
Pages: 271-277 | Views: 160 | Downloads: 40
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Prabhas Raj P, Divya Guthi, Deepa Myleri, Keerthi Talapula. Cloud-based accounting solutions for paperless, environmentally friendly practices. Asian J Manage Commerce 2025;6(2S):271-277. DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2Sc.707
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