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QB Online works pretty well, I've used it for many years. Intuit has an obvious disrespect for their customers - some important bugs have gone unfixed for year
by wrycoder 3y ago
QB Online works pretty well, I've used it for many years.
Intuit has an obvious disrespect for their customers - some important bugs have gone unfixed for years amid continual complaints, while the newbie support people suggest they be reported to Intuit!
I handle the accounting for a small non-profit. We need the ability to categorize our revenue and expense, which now requires the full QBO.
At $850 / year, the cost is out of line with our $30K / year revenue. But, I'm rather stuck because the organization needs to be able to transfer the work to another accountant if something happens to me, and GnuCash, ledger, hledger, etc. aren't well known. Also, we need the ability to accept payments from PayPal and Stripe without a lot of manual entry.
- projektfu 3y agoThat's where I am. Our 2017 QB desktop was getting to the point where it felt likely to stop working so I switched to GnuCash. However, I am worried about another user learning it and being able to do it right. I do a lot of babysitting of the program as it is. QB online would be too expensive. Xero might work. The fact that entering bills is an "advanced feature" in most packages gives me pause.
- nine_k 3y agoIt looks like there is a market for GnuCash support contracts priced at, say, $300 a year. It could offer some consultation and hand-holding in complex cases.