Bookkeeping Services
Leveraging off our 10 plus years of accounting outsourcing experience, we’ve seamlessly moved into the bookkeeping space by offering regular, online and ongoing bookkeeping services to switched on supporting firms.
We’re also at the forefront of adoption of new technologies, so it’s no surprise that Odyssey developed a separate bookkeeping division several years ago to assist with Cloud bookkeeping.
Originally, we witnessed a slow migration to the cloud by accountants, bookkeepers and their SME clients. In recent years what began slowly has become a stampede as accounting & bookkeeping firms have rapidly accelerated their adoption of online accounting solutions for their clients.
How we charge
For Australian Accounting / Bookkeeping / Financial Planning firms, our ad hoc rates for bookkeeping work start at $25 hourly, with review onsite by our managers at $60 hourly when required.
For regular bookkeeping jobs we look to having the same bookkeeping team member working on your jobs regularly in order to achieve deadlines. Where the bookkeeping work is a large “one-off” job it is scheduled for processing in accordance with our usual workflow processes.
However, we also offer permanent bookkeepers at fixed monthly fee for those clients who require workflow flexibility and direct access to their Odyssey bookkeepers. If you are interested in the fixed monthly resource, we offer a well trained bookkeeping resource with minimum 12 months’ experience at Odyssey.
Rates are $3,000 monthly for your full time bookkeeping resource, and don’t worry, no setup fee.
Software we use
Whilst we work with most online accounting packages, our bookkeeping division principally works with the following:
Cloud (Only) Solutions
QuickBooks Online
Xero
Desktop & Cloud Accounting Software
MYOB 
RECKON 
OTHERS
Don’t see your preferred accounting software listed? No worries, we’ve got lot of experience with most online and offline solutions! Just send a message to let us know what you need and one of our team members will get back to you before you can say “bank reconciliation”!
