Bench, which had raised $113 million from high-profile backers such as Shopify and Bain Capital Partners, developed a software platform to help customers store and manage their bookkeeping and tax ...

Bench collected bookkeeping-related data and used a combination of technology and its own bookkeepers to do the manual work traditionally required of business owners and contractors.

Bench, which previously described itself as the “largest bookkeeping service for small businesses” in the U.S., had raised more than $100 million in venture capital funding since launching ...

Bench had once proclaimed its mission as making "a profound difference in the quality of life of 1 million people" and touted itself as America's largest bookkeeping service for small businesses. In ...

Days after closing down, Vancouver-based bookkeeping fintech Bench has been acquired by human resources tech startup Employer.com. 0 06 January 2025 Be the first to comment Editorial ...

Other bookkeeping companies were quick to reach out to Bench's former clients after the announcement of its closure, with rivals such as Acuity and Better Bookkeeping making reference to Bench's ...

Fintech Bench, launched in 2013, handles bookkeeping and taxes for small business owners by pairing “intuitive” software with human bookkeepers, according to its website.

Bench: Best overall including catch-up bookkeeping and tax filing. Image: Bench. Bench is an online bookkeeping service platform that uses proprietary software to handle your business’ books.

Vancouver-based bookkeeping service Bench Accounting has announced its sudden closure, putting hundreds of staff out of work and forcing clients to seek alternatives just days from the end of the year ...

Bench applied for bankruptcy on Jan. 9 in a Canadian court. The workforce management firm acquired the Vancouver-based bookkeeping fintech after Bench announced it was shutting down.