Agilyx 1 of only 15 companies in New Zealand to be authorised by the IRD
Announcement posted by Agilyx 01 Feb 2016
Agilyx New Zealand has recently been authorised by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) as 1 of only 15 companies in New Zealand to hold client business records offshore without clients having to obtain their own approval.
This means that Agilyx New Zealand has demonstrated that its cloud hosting solutions complies with stringent New Zealand business record keeping requirements.
Agilyx customers will no longer need to obtain their own approval each time to use the Agilyx cloud hosting solution and can fully embrace the paperless benefits of using Business World software without having to keep paper records or physical backups of their data in New Zealand.
Agilyx uses Australian data centres to make sure it can offer the best cloud solutions available (since there are no tier-4 data centres in New Zealand). This ensures the most robust data service, with fully redundant subsystems and compartmentalised security zones controlled by biometric access controls methods. Security, availability and efficiency are top priority for tier-4 data systems.
“This approval is great news for our ERP customers, who will no longer need to seek IRD approval to use our cloud services. It’s also a great reassurance to us that our IT infrastructure has passed the strict requirements of the NZ rules, affirming our ability to keep data safe, secure and private. We take this commitment seriously, following industry best practises and security protocols, which are the foundation of our Cloud Service.”
Tim Buric, Agilyx CTO
The Agilyx cloud solution enables customers to access their Business World ERP software anytime, anywhere. Agilyx offers a comprehensive range of cloud services including a shared cloud, private cloud and hybrid cloud solution.
Business World is an ERP solution that is sold, implemented, project-managed and consulted on by Agilyx. The ERP solution is unique due to the changeable nature of the software, empowering organisations to make their own adaptations without costly consultants or significant time.
To view the notice of approval, please see here: http://www.ird.govt.nz/technical-tax/general-articles/third-party-providers-e-records.html