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This sounds fine for a contractor sending out one bill per month, but would you recommend it for a larger entity? I couldn't fit all of the transactions in a
by jimnotgym 4y ago
This sounds fine for a contractor sending out one bill per month, but would you recommend it for a larger entity?
I couldn't fit all of the transactions in a given month into Excel for my business. There are more than 1m rows. We are only an SME.
- hedora 4y agoExcel PowerBI would easily handle millions of transactions, but it's arguably a completely different product hidden inside an excel menu.
- jimnotgym 4y agoYes, but once you are using Power BI you have lost the friendly interface the op described for categorising transactions, ie it is not a simple spreadseet any more.
- mellavora 4y agothe problem with being a larger entity is there may be legal requirements around your accounting system. In many EU countries, if your turnover (total amount of money flowing through your business) is over a certain amount, or if you are incorporated (rather than sole proprietor) you have a legal requirement for double-entry accounting, and in some places a legal requirement to have an external firm do your accounting.