The Path From
Excel to LeaseQuery
Leave difficult spreadsheets for software that simplifies the accounting process.
We tried to comply with ASC 842 using Excel — see what we learned:
Leave Excel in 3 Steps
1
Export Data
Consolidate your lease data into one file for migration
2
Upload Your Leases
Upload your consolidated lease data into LeaseQuery
3
Finalize and Review
Compare your lease listing to your previous Excel file
Here are some important resources to help you navigate your path.
Make the Case for Lease Accounting Software
To comply with the new standards, your organization needs a more robust tool than Excel. This guide provides tips on making the business case for lease accounting software.
Lease Accounting and the Value of Purpose-built Technology
Excel is excellent for many tasks. Lease accounting isn’t one of them. This webinar explains the value of using technology in contrast to Excel.
Keep Your Accounting Team Happy in 2023
Investing in lease accounting technology will help keep your accounting team happy. Automation gives accountants more flexibility, saves time, and reduces the risk of human error.
10 Tips for Creating an RFP for Lease Accounting Software
Accounting for all of your leases with Excel just isn’t feasible. This resource helps as you create an RFP for lease accounting software.
See Why Your Peers Chose Software over Excel
“Countless hours spent on updating lease extensions, contact information, deferred rent calculations, and the worry of misstating financials with a simple oversight or formula error. Since implementing LeaseQuery, many of those worries and doubts have gone away.”
Whichever direction you choose, finding the right software solution for your lease accounting needs is the desired destination. LeaseQuery is the perfect choice to help your organization comply with the new standards.