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| Value for Money | 8.5/10  |
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| Overall rating | 8.5/10 |
By Karen.
on 17th Aug 2002
| Value for money | 10/10 |
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| Overall value | 8/10 |
 Karen.'s recommendation | |
Comprehensive program best suited to a small business.
Finally, Intuit allows you to apply specific credits to specific invoices - a major improvement.
One payment check can be applied to several "jobs" on one screen rather than having to figure out each job's portion and entering it on separate screens.
E-mail & fax invoices for faster payment.
Integrates with several software programs like Excel.
ANYTHING entered can be changed! Beware the dishonest bookkeeper!
Still has no feature for manufacturers to obtain a true cost-of-goods sold, i.e., a "bill of materials" for each inventory item.
If you can buy the Intuit Quickbooks Pro 2002 program with rebates offered, it would bring the cost down to about $100 (if up-grading), a small price to pay for the many improvements in this version.
I've used many accounting software programs. QuickBooks, however, is my favorite for ease of use and friendly interface. I have used this software since version 4.0, so I'm very familiar with its many incarnations. Pro 2001 was not worth the cost, but Pro 2002 contains valuable features I mentioned under "Good points" that my co. needed.
It is not quite as user-friendly as it's touted, and for an accounting novice, there will be a significant learning curve as there would be with any program, but the "Help" section is comprehensive, plus you can always access Intuit's online Help & Support site. Just don't expect to install it for the first time and know what you're doing in 30 minutes!
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NAIT. on 25th Jan 2003