I decided to hang up my own shingle, so I needed software to handle the management of my office, especially … since it was going to be just me by myself to start out. I don’t think I could be nearly as effective in a dual-role position without this software! “Lynda Weeden” They have never been stumped, and I’ve done my best to do just that! Every time I have a question, I get a prompt and complete answer, generally by phone, from one of their support staff who know me and my firm on a first-name basis. But the best part about Cosmolex, by far, is their incredible support team. The ability for us to generate P&L reports and other important accounting documents literally on demand is also pretty awesome. We were promised an easy migration with all the support we needed, and that is what the team at Cosmolex delivered! Our accountant was also able to access the system for his end of the year work and add all of his journal entires and such and close out the books quickly and easily. It is also great to be able to write a cost check in a case and have the expense “attached” to the client’s accounting file/bill in a seamless matter with just an additional click or two. I … didn’t have to generate bills in one package, enter them in another for tracking income, and then pay them in two places as well. Three software packages for billing, client accounting, and back-end was TOO MUCH! With CosmoLex everything was in one place. The software is so easy to use that our accountants immediately picked it up and have no problems when it comes to handling the firm’s taxes at the end of the year. One concern we had when purchasing CosmoLex was if our accountants would be able to use and understand the system. We are now only paying for one program instead of two or three and everything is all in one place! It is simple and efficient.
It takes care of our client management, trust accounting, accounting, calendaring, contact management, etc. Another great thing about CosmoLex is that it does so many things in one and reduces the amount of programs needed. CosmoLex understands how important customer service is and goes out of their way to make sure each client is happy. We were able to easily transport all of our client information over effortlessly…which was a huge concern of ours. The way the accounting and client management blend together so easily, takes so many steps out of the equation. … We chose CosmoLex primarily because of its ease of use. Eddie Montgomery was at the ceremony, making his first public appearance since his musical partner’s death there were also cameo performances by Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire and, from beyond the country world, by Pink and Niall Horan.We needed a cloud based system that was compatible with Macs and did as much as possible in one program. There were tributes to the late Don Williams, whose ‘Tulsa Time’ was perfomed by Brothers Osborne, and Troy Gentry of Montgomery Gentry, whose ‘My Town’ was covered for the occasion by Dierks Bentley and Rascal Flatts.
Other standout performances included Carrie Underwood’s emotional ‘Softly and Tenderly,’ which remembered the victims of the 1 October shootings at a Las Vegas country festival. Eric Church started proceedings with an acappella verse of ‘Amazing Grace,’ before Urban, Darius Rucker and Lady Antebellum led a rendition of Rucker’s anthem from his days with Hootie and the Blowfish, ‘Hold My Hand.’ Nashville’s community spirit in honouring those lost to the country community and to the wider world over the past year was palpable throughout the evening.
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Keith Urban’s ‘Blue Ain’t Your Colour,’ written by Steven Lee Olsen, Hillary Lindsey and Clint Lagerberg, was Single of the Year, and Urban also performed his lyrically pertinent new single ‘Female.’ There was a record-equalling ninth victory as Musician of the Year for Mac McAnally, who thus tied Chet Atkins in that category. Miranda Lambert reclaimed the Female Vocalist honours after Underwood took that award in 2016, and there were wins for Brothers Osborne in both the Vocal Duo and Music Video categories, the latter for ‘It Ain’t My Fault.’
Stapleton’s From A Room: Volume 1 was Album of the Year, and he also took home the Male Vocalist title for the third year in a row, as Jon Pardi was named New Artist of the Year. Little Big Town themselves won Vocal Group of the Year for the sixth year in a row, and their hit ‘Better Man’ won the Song of the Year trophy for Swift, who wrote it. Campbell’s duet recording of ‘Funny How Time Slips Away’ featuring Willie Nelson, from Glen’s farewell album Adiós, won Musical Event of the Year, and there was the further tribute of a widely-admired version of Campbell’s signature ‘Wichita Lineman,’ featuring keyboards by the song’s writer, Jimmy Webb.
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