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The same amount of work hacking a big online source would net tens of thousands of persons information compared to hacking my systems, they only get a few hundred people. On the other hand, if my backups or other information is "in the cloud" with hundreds of thousands of others, that pool becomes a target for hackers.
My system is very thoroughly protected and if my information gets breached it will be my responsibility. I will not have client information stored offsite at any hosting server for any company for any reason. This has been well documented for 20 years. MACs are NOT the choice for a business productivity machine.
#IMPORT TRANSACTIONS FROM ONE COMPANY TO ANOTHER QUICKBOOKS FOR MAC 2014 UPDATE#
I may check back with you in the near future for an update on your opinion. I'd like to finish out the year in one place before starting something online. I'll be seeing him tomorrow and we do have some time to plan this out because his year end is a March fiscal year. I'm hesitant about the online, but I will pass that info on to my client. There were reports to be run, modifications made to the memo notations within transactions, modification or deletion of memorized transactions or reports (can't remember which), but it all sounded like a mess in the making. I read enough about it online to not want to go that route. Jack, I agree with you about the conversions. What do other of you do, or what would you recommend? I don't see how the accountant's copy would help either of us accomplish what he wants, and since he only want it to write checks, I don't really want him messing with the rest of the file. I receive the records on a monthly basis, usually between the 14-18th of the following month. I've read that converting from Mac to Win version and back again can be troublesome. With online, would we both have to pay the fee? I can almost guarantee that the client would not be comfortable with the company data online. I don't want to lose the features of Pro 2011 or have to redo work in that version if the online does not work out.
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It seems like online might work for us, but I currently provide the company with full bookkeeping and accounting services, and if this doesn't work out, I don't want to be stuck with an online version. I see that Mac users can purchase QB for Mac, for PC to run with something like VMware, or the online version that we could both access. I am not familar with Mac, Apple, or i-whatever devices He is interested only to the point of speeding up and automating his check writing chores.Ĭlient definitely does not have bookkeeping knowledge, skill, or desireĬlient's operations and bookkeeping are well beyond "basic" One of my corporate clients asked about using Quickbooks to pay his vendors.
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