An Up-Close Look at DCAA’s Ambitious Audit Plans for 2020
Government contractors, prepare for closer scrutiny from the Defense Contract Audit Agency in fiscal 2020 and beyond.
Articles
Unanet A/E's Partnership with Stripe Featured in Construction Executive
by Lucas Hayden
published on June 10, 2020
Unanet A/E powered by Clearview ERP software for A/E industries has integrated payments processing technology from Stripe.
One-Third of Unanet’s Customers Made the Switch From a Competitor. Here’s Why.
by Carrie Mahon
published on May 22, 2020
“Why Unanet instead of Deltek?” We welcome this question because it gives us a chance to explain why 1/3 of Unanet’s customers made the switch from Deltek.
Timely Guidance for Architecture/Engineering Firms Pursuing COVID-19 Relief
by Lucas Hayden
published on May 13, 2020
Architecture and engineering firms in most cases also must accept the additional tracking and reporting requirements that come with COVID-19 Relief aid.
Need Help with CARES Act, PPP, or Section 3610 Compliance? Read This First
by Kim Koster
published on May 13, 2020
For GovCons that secured relief during the COVID-19 crisis, an important question looms: What accounting, audit & reporting must we have to be compliant.
DoD Underscores Requirement of Segregating Covid-19-related Costs with 3610 Guidance
by Kim Koster
published on May 11, 2020
GovCons that secured relief from the CARES Act may have questions about compliance, reporting, auditing & accounting. Read additional guidance here.
Will COVID-19 Impact CMMC?
by Kim Koster
published on April 8, 2020
Given the rapid and unanticipated impact of Coronavirus/COVID-19, there are questions from many industry observers whether the CMMC Schedule can now be accomplished.
The Importance of Remembering Your Employee’s Birthday
by Sarah Lorek
published on February 18, 2020
In Unanet’s user-friendly modules you can keep track of both your employees’ and your clients’ birthday.
The CMMC Has Arrived. Here’s What DoD Contractors Need to Know to Comply
by Kim Koster
published on February 6, 2020
Government Contractors will soon have to prove to a third-party auditor that they meet new elevated cybersecurity standards to be considered for contracts.