Red Wing Software has introduced cloud deployment for its CenterPoint accounting and payroll software products. Current CenterPoint users can switch from locally hosted to the new cloud version and continue to use the software without paying an additional fee for the option. New users can set up in the cloud at the start. The Red Wing, Minn.-based company, generally known as an agricultural software specialist, said the program operates the same whether on premise or in the cloud.

CRM software vendor GoldMine says its GoldMine Cloud application now integrates with QuickBooks. Third-party developer W-Systems of Ramsey, N.J., developed the real-time bi-directional integration. W-Systems also developed wMobile, a mobile and user interface, to enable GoldMine subscribers to user their systems remotely.

Abila has added a Benefit Enrollment module to its MIP Fund Accounting and cloud-based MIP Advance software. The nonprofit software company said the new product is a companion to the Human Resources and Employee Web Services modules. The new module offers open enrollment via a Web-based portal. Abila, based in Austin, Texas-based, has also introduced an MIP Advance role-based budget dashboard and invoice entry for Accounts Payable.