BUSY Accounting Software integrates with ICICI Bank for Banking solutions within the Software

BUSY Accounting Software integrates with ICICI Bank for Banking solutions within the Software
BUSY Accounting Software integrates with ICICI Bank for Banking solutions within the Software

BUSY Accounting Software integrates with ICICI Bank for Banking solutions within the Software

 

- The integration is made to make the user experience seamless and improve business efficiencies

 

 

 

India, 14th July 2021: BUSY, one of India's leading business accounting software, has partnered with ICICI Bank for banking solutions. The integration will help BUSY users gain better accessibility in managing their Banking, improving their business efficiencies from BUSY itself.

 

 

 

Under this partnership, ICICI Bank's current account holders can now securely connect their bank account to their BUSY Accounting Software. This integration will allow BUSY Users to reconcile their bank statements automatically, do accounting, fetch bank details, make payments, etc., directly from the Software. Customers from the MSME sector will no longer have to toggle between platforms for fund transfer or make unnecessary errors while doing reconciliation. They can experience contextual banking by connecting their banking and accounting, which was once available only to big companies with large IT setup and infrastructure budgets. Furthermore, Users who do not have an ICICI Bank Current Account can conveniently apply for a new one from BUSY Software itself.

 

 

 

Elated about the partnership Mr. Rajesh Gupta, Co-founder & Director, BUSY Accounting Software, says, "BUSY's aim has always been to simplify and streamline the routine business activities of MSMEs, and SMEs. The statutory part is already streamlined in BUSY like GST Billing and Return filing, e-way billing, e-invoicing, etc. Now we have planned to connect our Software with banks and payment gateways from where the user will be able to handle all his business banking needs online. We are looking forward to a fruitful partnership with one of the reputed banks in India - ICICI. We are also looking out for more similar collaboration opportunities in the near future."

 

 

 

Talking about the association, Mr. Pankaj Gadgil, Head of Self Employed Segment at ICICI Bank, stated, "ICICI Bank aims to simplify its customers' business banking experience with innovative and upcoming technological solutions. We are delighted to partner with BUSY. This collaboration aims to promote the concept of 'integrated banking' through 'Bank Plugins' that enables MSME businesses and entrepreneurs to perform various banking functionalities like invoice collections, payments, and automated reconciliations on a common platform. We believe that having access to this type of technology will help MSMEs improve their operational efficiencies and enhance their business."

 

 

 

Irrespective of the pandemic, BUSY's growth last year was 25%, and the company is expecting to grow even further this year. Also, with the banking integration, the company is hoping to touch new heights shortly.

 

 

 

About BUSY Accounting Software:

 

Busy is an integrated business accounting and management software for Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). With over 3,60,00 licenses sold in over 20 countries, it is one of the leading business accounting software in India, South Asia, Middle East Asia and Africa. Since its inception in 1993, BUSY has been empowering all types of MSMEs by helping them manage not just their accounts but also other business management processes like inventory, invoicing, taxation, orders, payroll, customer support and much more.

 

 

 

About ICICI Bank:

 

ICICI Bank Ltd (BSE: ICICIBANK, NSE: ICICIBANK and NYSE:IBN) is a leading private sector bank in India. The Bank’s consolidated total assets stood at ₹14.76 trillion at September 30, 2020. ICICI Bank's subsidiaries include India's leading private sector insurance, asset management and securities brokerage companies, and among the country’s largest private equity firms. It is present across 15 countries, including India.