I used to do the same with quickbooks until we moved to Zoho 2 years ago. We use the Zoho suite for virtually all our back office operations. It's remarkably affordable, scalable, and flexible. And it has a big enough ecosystem that you find or develop whatever custom stuff you'd like.
*Books *handles all accounting (it's like QBO) *Expense *manages our expense reporting (linked to Books) *Subscriptions *handles all our monthly recurring billing and customer portal *CRM *for our sales and lead processes *Campaigns *for email marketing *Desk *for our care/ticketing system We use *Zenefits *as our HR/benefits platform and are about to transition Intuit Payroll to Zenefits, to get rid of one more disparate system. Jim Hanley 617.839.9098 netBlazr <http://www.netblazr.com> - free your broadband On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 10:15 AM, Tom Fadgen via WISP <w...@wispa.org> wrote: > > Every 3 years I replace my Quickbooks software with the new version > since they will no longer support some features with the old versions. > This year I lost my part time bookkeeper that would come in once a > week and all the new part-timers want to work remote which makes an > online service the best choice. I use ADP for payroll and integrated > time keeping and I use Powercode for receivables. I am looking at the > following: > > Quickbooks Online > Freshbooks > Zoho > > I am sure I am not the only one that has made or is looking into this. > What is everyone else using. I believe that Quickbooks is the dominant > player here and but I am not quite sure they are the best for me > needs. > > What is everyone else using? > > Tom Fadgen > coastinet.com > > > > _______________________________________________ > WISP mailing list > w...@wispa.org > http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wisp >
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