MORE Super selects Simple Fund 360

12 July 2016
| By Mike |
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Superannuation software provider, BGL Corporate Solutions has received an endorsement of its cloud-based Simple Fund 360 offering announcing this week that independent self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) administrator, MORE Super, had adopted the system.

BGL said MORE Super had committed to moving administration of its 5,000 SMSFs from Simple Fund Desktop to Simple Fund 360.

The MORE Super move prompted BGL managing director, Ron Lesh to claim that Simple Fund 360 was now the most widely-used cloud-based administration solution with over 1,400 businesses representing 80,000 SMSFs now using the software.

MORE Super managing director, Michael Pease noted that the Simple Fund 360 solution was accountancy focused.

"Simple Fund 360 was born from an accounting package not a portfolio package" he said.

"360 is a tool developed to assist accountants, not replace them; we have every confidence that conversion will immediately bolster our client engagement whilst mitigating our long-term engagement expense."

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