CoPoint: Framtagning av ett koncept som stödjer företa
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Examensarbete på kandidatnivå
Bachelor Thesis
Bachelor Thesis
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Publicerad
2023
Författare
Ahlström, Ida
Birkemen, Victoria
Ljugdahl, Lovisa
On Huang, Susanne
Stenelo, Marie
Ärleskog, Sofia
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Sammanfattning
Today, many small businesses choose to hire accounting firms to oversee tasks related to
accounting, auditing or payroll processing. The underlying reasons for this choice are
multifaceted, with the most common being the lack of knowledge, interest or time among
business owners. In order for the businesses finances and operations to be able to proceed
without problems, it is crucial to ensure that the work of the firms is carried out correctly. To
achieve this, a well-structured collaboration and effective communication between the parties
is required. Poor communication can have negative consequences for the firm’s work and
ultimately affect the financial health of the businesses. This project, conducted together with
Hogia, aims to investigate the optimal collaboration between businesses and firms, including
the factors critical to achieving it. The goal of the project is to create a prototype of a
communication solution designed to enhance communication and facilitate optimal
collaboration between the firm and the business.
To enable optimal collaboration, CoPoint was created, which puts the business owner in
focus. The developed concept offers a smooth communication path as well as several
value-adding features that simplify the collaboration between the business owner and the
firm. Through the concept, effective communication and collaboration can take place,
benefiting both parties. The software is based on the identified needs of the target groups, and
consequently, it can be ensured that it meets their demands and needs efficiently. By
providing easy file management, personalized communication, and an overview of remaining
tasks, the solution reduces stress for the business owner. The majority of the softwares on the
market today are designed as tools for firms, which business owners can have use for.
CoPoint fills a gap in the market by offering a solution that functions as a tool for firms but
also designed to meet the needs of the business owners.
In conclusion, it can be stated that the proposed software has the potential to improve
communication and collaboration between businesses and firms, serving as a foundation for
Hogia’s development of similar software solutions