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This looks great! My wife owns a dance studio so I'd love to get her switched over to this instead of QuickBooks POS. I hate it because there's this insanely
by tocomment 17y ago
This looks great!
My wife owns a dance studio so I'd love to get her switched over to this instead of QuickBooks POS. I hate it because there's this insanely complex process to get it connected to a regular QuickBooks install.
To even bring up switching over these would be her requirements:
1. Integrate with QuickBooks (not QB POS, but regular QuickBooks)
2. Manage inventory very well.
3. Accept QuickBooks merchant service (whatever the one you sign up with when you install QB POS).
4. Have a way to operate when the internet is down.
Note that there are credit card gateway services like intercept so your customers can use their own merchant services. That would probably drive up your adoption.
- tocomment 17y agoBTW, I've done a lot of QuickBooks API programming. Drop me an email if you need any help with that.
- tbgvi 17y agoThat's interesting that it's hard to connect QuickBooks POS to QuickBooks, you'd think they would have figured that one out :) They acquired QB POS so that might be why it's not seamless. On another e-commerce project we set up an integration with QuickBooks so we're looking to port that over here. I have a feeling that Intuit wouldn't take to kindly to their merchants using us, but that's an interesting idea. We're currently working with a variety of processors so it's a possibility.