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I disagree, as a business should think first in the broad context of product/market fit, which is a very dynamic issue, and not all markets need the kind of dep
by ericingram 14y ago
I disagree, as a business should think first in the broad context of product/market fit, which is a very dynamic issue, and not all markets need the kind of depth in an accounting product you describe.
- einhverfr 14y agoThe only case where that my be true is the case where you have a sole proprietor where the owner is the only one who touches the books. As soon as you have a bookkeeper who is not the owner, or multiple owners you do need that kind of depth.
- ericingram 14y agoI'd bet the OP intended it for use by sole proprietors like himself, and that he never aimed to build a product for bookkeepers. There's plenty of a market for invoicing software that targets sole proprietors. A product with as much depth would likely appeal to accountants or those that assist them directly.