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InvoiceOcean is taking part in this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt which is, for the first time, hosted in London between 20th and 21st of October. Several countries, including Lithuania, Czech Republic and South Korea have been assigned with their own pavilions. Polish startups coped with no additional support and were a fairly large part of the Startup Alley. Polish startups that presented at Disrupt Europe 2014 were:

We are proud to announce that due to BitPay integration, you can now make and receive InvoiceOcean payments in BTC.

On Tuesday, June 10th in Warsaw, an event was held under the name of Pirates on Shore Warsaw - it was a competition for the most interesting Polish startups, organized in collaboration with Reaktor.net and The European Pirate Summit.
 

Jury  

The organizers managed to invite the true elite of experienced sailors: John Biggs (TechCrunch), Max Gurvits (Teres Capital), Marcin Szeląg (Innovation Nest) and Dawid Kosiński (Spider’s Web). Young entrepreneurs had the opportunity to draw from their Silicon Valley experience and receive valuable mentoring advice.
 

Concept  

The European Pirate Summit is one of the most important startup conferences, which brings together pirates from the European scene. A pitch battle took place which emerged two lucky contestants who will proudly represent Warsaw at TechCrunch Disrupt London and Pirate Summit Cologne during the European Summit 2014.

If you're a business owner working in a fast paced environment, keeping track of accounting documents can sometimes be difficult. Invoicing your clients on time is one of the most important aspect of running a successful business. 

InvoiceOcean has a fully adapted mobile version for iPhones. Simply enter the website URL in your iPhone's browser and you will be able to enjoy every feature that is offered on stationary devices. 

Using InvoiceOcean on your iPhone gives you the following benefits:

Estimate is a financial statement approximation of the amount to be either credited or debited for items that cannot be clearly measured. 

The purpose of accounting estimates is financial statement accuracy improvement. Analysts' decisions are based on those financial statements and  accountants' duty is to generate them as precisely as possible even if the monetary value is unknown. 

In order for estimates to be effective, the basis, on which the accountant estimates numbers, needs to be reliable: