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QuickBooks Enterprise
What Is QuickBooks Enterprise?
QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise (Save Up to 55%) is our most powerful accounting and business management solution, made for small to mid-sized product-based businesses. Features include inventory management, customizable reports, order fulfillment, job costing, advanced pricing controls, real-time financial dashboards and advanced tools to manage employees and payments. Enterprise enables up to 40 users, and has over 200 3rd party integrations to help deliver meaningful, additional capabilities.
Who Uses QuickBooks Enterprise?
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Reviews of QuickBooks Enterprise
Our QB online is always ready when we are
Comments: Cloud services make everything more secure. Not having to purchase an upgrade year after year is one of the best benefits. Our business is sized so that the online version, which does have less functionality than the desktop version, still works for exactly what we need. The tutorials are helpful and there are plenty of YouTube videos to find a resolution for any problem you have.
Pros:
The online version of QB makes it easy to always have the necessary updates and current edition. The file sharing capabilities are the exact tool that is needed for the accountant to easily have a hassle-free exchange of the data they need to keep your books and do taxes. QB payroll that can be accessed through the software and there is easy access to QuickBook loan funding should you ever need it. Anytime, anywhere access is a plus.
Cons:
The naming convention for some processes are a bit daunting until you learn exactly where they are and what they are called. The updates can cause features to be relocated, making them difficult to find. As with all cloud-based software, sometimes there are issues with the online connectivity.
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Quickbooks
Comments: Overall, Quickbooks works great and is one of the best options out there. However, there are definitely some downsides and things they really need to work on, especially given that it is one of the higher priced options.
Pros:
For the most part, it is pretty straightforward. QuickBooks is one of the most widely-used software, and it gives the option for an accountant to collaborate with you, making end-of-year, quarterly, etc. tax preparation more simple. It does take a little bit of research and practice to get used to, but it isn't much of a challenge. One could reasonably and comprehensively run a small business just using Quickbooks, which makes it a pretty valuable software.
Cons:
It can be glitchy, and especially so if you don't want to use the automations. For instance, if you don't use the AI tax and payroll payments, it is constantly telling you that you haven't accomplished these 'tasks,' and when they are marked complete, it informs you that there is no task. If you pay overtime, you can't use the automated payroll or taxes, so there isn't much of a way to get around this, and it's frustrating. They try to push you towards these automations, but issues like these prevent it and don't allow you to double-check to make sure all of the numbers are in correctly. Additionally, Quickbooks tries to push you towards AI-assisted answers and chatbots, even when they cannot offer you solutions. Sometimes Quickbooks reps can be helpful and sometimes not at all.
Production Manager
Comments: Quickbooks can be very frustrating to use at times.
Pros:
Entering info in quickbooks is easy to use.
Cons:
Weekly time sheets sometimes changes the description once I've already saved my info. Quickbooks automatically moves invoices from project.
Quickbooks Reiew
Comments: I tracked down it an extraordinary decision for fair size and enormous organizations particularly those with huge inventories yet it's excessively costly and complex for private companies.
Pros:
The accompanying 3 cool highlights of QuickBooks Venture are invigorating. Client prepayments: Here we can undoubtedly record and track client prepayments and stores on deals orders. Then consequently apply the installments when deals orders are switched over completely to a receipt. Thing classification upgrades: we can oversee stock all the more actually with far reaching staggered order. We can now set granular estimating rules by classifications in Cutting edge valuing to assist with working on the primary concern. Simpler HR organization: Directors get proactive notices that let them know when a profile is deficient, empowering quick development and further developed efficiency.
Cons:
Despite the fact that Quickbooks is a main ERP on the lookout, I tracked down following not many drawbacks to the product. Far less computerization apparatuses than cloud bookkeeping programming like Oracle Fusion or net suite. Reports could be more straightforward to channel and sort. Receipt structures could be more adaptable. Matching up credits in Cover Bills can be testing, particularly on the off chance that you commit an error.
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Desktop version was so much better
Comments: It was absolutely fine and worked well with our company workflow, as a desktop version. The rollover of our account to online was horrible. Our company information on our thousands of clients did not work well. Our workflow of how an order was totally miss. There was connectivity to our website but it was extremely generic and we removed the plug-in.
Pros:
I like most the ability to track inventory.
Cons:
I do NOT like the online version. We lost so many functions and workflow process when we went to the "limited" online version from the desktop.
