Learn to use the free Wave accounting software, like a Pro

The Do-It-Yourself accounting software, for home businesses and early small businesses

Wave is a free accounting software; openly available for anyone to use online. If you have ever searched for a free invoicing tool, Wave was likely at the top of your Google search.

Learn Wave, in a self-paced video-online-course.
Price is 5,000 Naira only.

Does being a free tool mean Wave is easy to figure out?
There’s so much knowledge openly available on the internet, yet there are loads of things you still haven’t learnt. Why do you think this is the case?

It is because you need the knowledge to be organized in a step-by-step manner, for you to completely comprehend any subject.

Let’s face it – a 5-minutes Youtube video that teaches you to do a free invoice using wave, only covers one in thirty possible things that the software can do.

For your business to run perfectly well on an accounting tool, free or not, you need some guidance of an accountant. Afteral, accounting tools obey accounting principles and accountants, understand accounting principles.

This training covers over 90% of the Wave software capabilities
The training is for those who already use Wave for invoicing alone, those who use more than invoicing and even those who have never heard about this free tool.

Wave is a simple free accounting software, that serves as a great start for small businesses
Yes, as a free tool, it may not meet all your accounting software needs, but it is far better than starting out with spreadsheets.

Spreadsheets cannot send reminders to customers. Neither do they handle several other capabilities of an accounting tool.

The topics covered in this training are:

Signing up a Wave account
Setting up your business on Wave – 13 important things to set up
Creating your Chart of Accounts
Mapping your revenue streams
Dealing with customers – Invoicing, Receipting, Debtor-management and other issues
Dealing with vendors – Bills, Payments, Creditor-management and other issues
Entering expenses – from bank or petty cash
Entering other bank transactions
Performing bank reconciliations
Entering non-bank, non-customer and non-vendor transactions – Journal entries
A review of all the functions of the Wave tool
Understanding the reports from the tool
Discussion topic: At what point does my business need to upgrade from Wave?

…and there’s a free gift for you.
It’s a downloadable checklist to help you set-up your business properly on Wave