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Profitably

Profitably is web-based software that helps you in planning and analyzing information. It is especially beneficial for startups and small businesses.

Spreadsheets are difficult to manage especially of small businesses and entrepreneurs. It is such a time-consuming and tedious work that businesses are now looking to replace it with online solutions.

Profitably has come up with an answer to your problems in handling and managing spreadsheets. Moreover, it also comes with its own advantages of being a web-based solution. It connects securely to business applications such as Intuit’s QuickBooks to provide insight to small businesses, book-keepers, CFOs etc. Through it, you can understand customer profitability, manage cash flow easily and plan your future growth, all of it in real time.

The basic features of Profitably are free of cost. Packages with enhanced features such as quick start business model templates, measure and track, connect your company’s data, track your plan against Actuals, Drill into detailed analysis of your customers, see how your employees and contractor spend their time, compare against industry benchmarks etc.

Profitably is the fastest and the easiest way to get your business to grow profits. It not only analyzes and interprets your QuickBooks data to provide you recommendations for improving your business, but also provides you with all the analytics and information that you need to turn recommendations into action.

Each of the recommendations provided by Profitably optimizes pricing and prioritizes your most profitably customers.

CEO of Profitably, Adam Neary said regarding the role of the company in the market, ‘Traditional business intelligence and analytical platforms used by big corporations are too expensive, unwieldy and time-intensive for small businesses, even though smaller companies could benefit from the accounting and business insights those platforms provide.”

The company is situated in New York. It was founded in March, 2010. Profitably had raised $300K in seed financing in 2010.