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about 2 months ago
A Wonderful Business at a Not-So-Wonderful Price
Kind of you to reply. My use experience is just N of 1 and may be product will get better. But I do struggle to understand why the product is so popular.
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about 2 months ago
A Wonderful Business at a Not-So-Wonderful Price
I approach this company as a user, so my opinion is mainly based on scuttlebut. I have been using Quickbooks since 1997 and the company dropped the ball when it moved from PC based software to cloud or browser based software. The PC based software was excellent. The current iteration of QB is awful and it isn't getting any better. It is in my opinion not only unuseable but also not fit for purpose for maintaining a set of accounting records. Probably why in France it is not an authorised, by the tax authorities, accounting software. It also allows a small businessman to thing he is an accountant and permits entries which should never be allowed. A little knowledge............. There is a certain amount of inertia with use but moving to Sage, Xero or Quickfile (and others) is not as hard as might be thought and if it daunts a business owner, of whatever size, hire someone to do it for you. I have just gone through the process for a business I have just bought it is not hard. I can't imagine the enterprise being any better than the small business program, assuming that it is built on the weak foundation of QuickBooks. Mailchimp was overpaid for and has no moat and is expensive. Karma I know nothing about so I won't comment. I would not invest in Intuit at any price. Regards Michael
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