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  I have been working with AVC for the past 7 years. When I started in my position, I knew nothing about fund accounting. AVC has supported me from the beginning with stellar customer service and has grown as a company not just to serve in that capacity, but to anticipate our needs and put in place a growing and responsive offering of products and services to enable us to keep up with the continual changes in State requirements for fund accounting as a public institution. I interact daily with multiple services and vendors to administer our $800,000+ yearly budget, and can honestly say that AVC outperforms all of them for customer responsiveness, service, and innovation. I highly recommend AVC!

  While our library has been using AVC for a while now, I am new to the program and its support. I have only been working at the Orleans Public Library for a couple of months, but have had great experiences working with the AVC team, so far. They have been quick to respond and helpful with any questions or concerns that I have had.

  AVC technology provides the best technology support for our small library. I highly recommend checking them out. Walton & Tipton Township Public Library

  They are the best for many reasons. I am an educated person; however, I have never been taught or have been trained in accounting. I know, my questions are low level accounting questions, but the staff is never condescending or rude. 10/10 throwing roses!

  We use AVC Technology for our accounting, payroll and taxes. The staff is very helpful and friendly. If we have a problem or issue they work quickly to resolve it. Anytime our business manager needs help or I have a question we receive a prompt and courteous response. AVC understands the accounting requirements libraries have to meet for the Indiana State Board of Accounts. They stay current with the yearly changes the SBOA makes. If AVC doesn't already have the reports we need, they will create them. I can't say enough about the personalized service and support we have received. Alisa A. Burch, Director Harrison County Public Library