Reckon Limited provides software solutions in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and internationally. The company offers Reckon One, an software as a service cloud-based accounting and payroll software platform, which includes mobile app functionality for small businesses; Reckon Payroll, a cloud payroll software for employee self-service; Reckon invoice to create and send online invoices; Reckon business loans; Reckon Accounts Hosted, an online accounting software for large businesses; Reckon Insights, a financial reporting and analytics software; Reckon Payments that accepts online payments; WABI for reservations, point of sale, team management, inventory, and payments; and Reckon insurance that arrange insurances. The company also provides bank reconciliation software that imports bank transactions; expense management software for small businesses; Reckon Timesheets, a software to track time and manage employee timesheets; and project management software for managing jobs and projects to track profitability. In addition, it offers Desktop Accounting; Desktop Point of Sale software; Desktop Personal Finances; business accounting and personal financial software, as well as related products and services; and develops, distributes, and supports cost recovery, scan, and cloud-based integration platforms primarily to legal market under the nQ Zebraworks brand name. The company was incorporated in 1987 and is based in North Sydney, Australia.
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Reckon is a fintech company headquartered in North Sydney, Australia. It is publicly listed (RKN) with a market capitalisation of $34.8M. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Reckon, including Greg Wilkinson (Founder).
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