This past week in Norway, the magazine PC World compared nine different online and offline accounting systems against one another, including the e-conomic online software.
I’m happy to share that e-conomic received fantastic scores in this test and exceled in several specific areas.

e-conomic scored high in PC World's accounting system test
e-conomic – easy and secure
The PC World test compared the nine different accounting systems based on the needs of a public company with three users, who would use the program over a period of three years. A number of categories were judged.
In the getting started category, PC World highlighted e-conomic as the easiest accounting system to start working with. They also highlighted the fact that e-conomic was the only online option for companies who do not use a Windows operating system.
e-conomic also scored highest in the backup and security category, and our e-conomic apps were highlighted as a clear strength.
Low cost, high expectations
In the cost category, e-conomic also received the highest score. Out of the nine programs tested, e-conomic was the lowest priced system.
Over a period of three years, the e-conomic system cost nearly 1,125 Euros less than the second cheapest system, as well as 3,970 Euros cheaper than the other online system in the test.
With e-conomic’s high scores in all three of these categories, it is clear to see that the cheapest solution can also be the best solution!
Looking forward to the next round
It has been an honor to receive these high scores (e-conomic was the only system to receive the top score in three different categories), especially since PC World has highlighted some of the aspects of our system that we work hard to emphasize – most notably usability, security and flexibility at a low cost.
Later this year, PC World will once again run a comparison of numerous accounting systems, this time based on sole proprietorship companies. e-conomic will again be among the compared systems, so we look forward to seeing their assessment in the next round.
See here what PC World said about e-conomic (in Norwegian).