BGL releases Simple Fund 360

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13 August 2013
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Specialist provider BGL announced this week that it had released its self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) administration solution, Simple Fund 360.

Describing the product as a "game changer", BGL managing director Ron Lesh said that it represented a genuine cloud application that could be accessed through any internet browser at any time.

He said that over the past few months the company had signed almost 15,000 accounts to its bank data service in preparation for Simple Fund 360.

"Simple Fund 360 is all about automation," Lesh said. "Automating bank, contract note and registry data."

He said the company would be making a number of announcements of new data and other services over the next few months.

Originally published on SMSF Essentials.

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