What are accounting software solutions commonly used for?

Accounting software is typically used for managing financial transactions, creating statutory reports, and providing insights for business decision-making. Eleven is cloud accounting software for accounting and multi-subsidiary firms, which allows to streamline accounting for a volume of clients without compromising on performance and profit margins.

How secure is my data with Eleven?

Each of your clients' general ledgers is a separate database, easy to restore and back up. To protect the data, Eleven uses advanced encryption. We securely store all the information and documents on certified AWS servers around the globe.

Is there any long-term contract?

Yes, you can opt for a 2 or 3-year contract with a fixed-price guarantee. Long-term contracts are available for both per-entity and per-accountant licences.

How does the free trial work?

You get full access to all of the accounting software’s features for 30 days, free of charge and without commitment. You can do the trial on sample (mock) data or migrate one or two of your client entities. Data migration is on us. You'll also have an onboarding training and a dedicated support chat to communicate with the team throughout the trial process.

What is your refund policy?.

If you change your mind within your first month of paid service, we offer a full refund.

How do I cancel my subscription?.

You can cancel your Eleven's accounting software subscription easily using the billing portal or by contacting our support team at support@runeleven.com. Make sure to contact us 30 days before the termination date.

Can I cancel my subscription but still keep my data?

Absolutely. Your data remains yours even after you cancel your subscription - you can export it any time in the .CSV format in a couple of clicks.

Human + AI Collaboration: Why Accountants Shouldn’t Fear Automation

Artificial intelligence is transforming accounting, but not by replacing accountants. Instead, AI automates repetitive and error-prone tasks, freeing professionals to focus on higher-value advisory services. This article explores how human expertise and AI complement each other, emphasizing that while AI brings speed and accuracy, accountants provide the trust, judgment, and insight clients rely on. The future of the profession lies in collaboration, where automation enhances productivity and empowers firms to deliver deeper strategic value.

For years, the narrative around AI in accounting has been framed as “robots taking jobs.” But the reality is very different. AI isn’t here to replace accountants, it’s here to make their work more valuable. The future of accounting lies in collaboration between human expertise and machine intelligence, with AI taking care of repetitive tasks so accountants can focus on what truly matters: insight, strategy, and client relationships.

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Automation ≠ Replacement

Automation in accounting often gets misunderstood. Tasks like data entry, bank reconciliation, and invoice matching are necessary but time consuming. They don’t require judgment, they require accuracy and speed. This is exactly where AI excels.

Instead of spending hours on manual journal entries or chasing down missing receipts, accountants can let AI handle the heavy lifting. The result is less time lost in spreadsheets, fewer errors, and more bandwidth for higher value work.

AI as an Enabler of Advisory Services

The modern accounting firm is shifting from compliance only services to advisory driven relationships. Clients are no longer satisfied with just clean books, they want forward looking insights.

Here’s where AI makes the difference:
Faster close cycles free up time to meet with clients sooner.
Automated error detection means less rework and more confidence in financial data.
Analytical tools powered by AI help identify trends and forecast outcomes.

Accountants, with their deep industry knowledge and context, are uniquely positioned to interpret these insights and translate them into actionable advice.

The Human Edge: Trust & Judgment

No matter how advanced AI becomes, it can’t replicate human judgment, empathy, and trust.

AI can flag anomalies, but an accountant knows if it’s a reporting error or a meaningful business risk.
AI can generate forecasts, but accountants connect those numbers to business goals, regulations, and human behavior.
AI can streamline workflows, but only accountants can build client relationships that last decades.

This human edge is why clients come to firms in the first place. AI simply strengthens the foundation that makes advisory possible.

Preparing Firms for the Human + AI Future

Firms that thrive in this new landscape will do three things well:

Embrace automation for repetitive tasks. Free your team’s time where it doesn’t add value.
Invest in AI driven analytics. Turn data into insights your clients can act on.
Double down on advisory. Use your freed up time to deepen client conversations and expand service offerings.

The goal isn’t fewer accountants, it’s better equipped accountants delivering more value to more clients.

Conclusion

AI isn’t the end of accounting as we know it. It’s the beginning of a smarter, more impactful profession. By embracing human + AI collaboration, accountants can step out from behind the spreadsheets and into the role clients need most: trusted advisor.

👉 At Eleven, we build tools designed for this future, automating the routine, enhancing the analytical, and giving accountants the freedom to focus on what matters. Give it a try today and sign up for our test drive!

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