The image is the standard LD article thumbnail, with line art of a teapot pouring tea into a cup on the centre left. To the right is displayed line art of a stack of papers, a calculator, and a scale. The title reads "TPAR...ty?", and the subtitle "Tax time is not everyone's cup of tea".

TPAR: A brief overview

John Kohl

26 May 2023

The ins and outs of finance are not everyone's cup of tea, but with sub-contractors making up nearly 70% of Australian road transport, the TPAR, or Taxable Payments Annual Report is something many transport businesses will have to contend with.

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Release Notes: ConNote 5.68

Paul Mulroney

5 May 2023

One small version number increment for ConNote, one giant leap in capacity for ConNote users. There's too many improvements here to list in this short summary, but the star of the show has got to be our new price list data structure. For the technically inclined, each price list is now a four-dimensional matrix or tesseract - we won't be powering infinity gauntlets any time soon, but we can offer a new level of power and flexibility when it comes to pricing routes with ConNote!

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Release Notes: Core Modules

Paul Mulroney

5 May 2023

The unsung heroes of our Modular System - Broker, Contacts, Core Manager, and Updater - have all received updates as part of the recent ConNote and Payroll updates. This includes the ability to geocode addresses, smarter live updating capabilities, and general improvements to data handling.

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Electric Trucks in Australia: An Overview

John Kohl

28 Apr 2023

The long-promised electric future of transportation has begun to arrive. In this article, we’ll be looking at available options for transport companies wanting to “go electric”, the challenges they face, and current early adopters of electric heavy transport vehicles.

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Release Notes: Payroll 2.10 & Cash 1.42

Caroline Mulroney

13 Apr 2023

Payroll 2.10 and Cash 1.42 have been released into the wilds, bringing the latest changes to superannuation handling as well as performance enhancements, bug fixes, and quality of life improvements.

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The image is the standard LD thumbnail background, with several graphics in gold. The first, in the centre, is a stylised representation of graphs, charts, and lists. Below and to the left is a graphic of a gear, a chart, a magnifying glass, and an atom, each in it's own bubble. To the right is a graphic of a computer chip, with an image of a brain in the centre. The two lower graphics have arrows point outward to the centre. Where they meet, a larger, brighter set of arrows point upward to the first graphic, suggesting that it results from the previous two graphics. Below is the title "Accessible Intelligence: Levelling the Playing Field for Small Businesses with Predictive Analysis & Machine Learning.

Predictive Analysis & Machine Learning

John Kohl

31 Mar 2023

Complex analyses and AI powered prediction models are no longer the sole province of large businesses. As technology continues to improve, and these tools become more accessible to smaller entities, we look at how we can bring Big Data to Small Business.

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