Best business-accounting software for me?

**Dave A** · 08-Aug-13, 05:44 AM

Originally Posted by eina26

If bookkeeping software is what you're looking for, I'm going to share to you the Google spreadsheet our company made.

http://biz30.timedoctor.com/list-of-...ping-software/
It's a list of Bookkeeping software options that will be able to help you decide which tool to use that's going to be perfect for you and your business. You can also see their prices and the comparison of their features. I hope you'd find it helpful.

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Actually, that was a bit disappointing.

**eina26** · 08-Aug-13, 11:04 AM

Hey Dave, I've checked the link, it's okay on my end.

**pmbguy** · 08-Aug-13, 11:48 AM

Hi eina26, thanks for the list . Where you form originally? boet?

**Dave A** · 08-Aug-13, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by eina26

Hey Dave, I've checked the link, it's okay on my end.

It looks like a browser dependency issue. It doesn't work in IE10, but it's fine in Firefox.
Or it timed out and my IE10 cached the botched page load...
Anyway - a clue as to where the problem might be.

**pietpetoors** · 01-Mar-14, 07:01 PM

Amazing to see that there are so little options available in accounting software.
Who is using Quickbooks? Does Quickbooks also handle network connections as bad as pastel?

**Dave A** · 02-Mar-14, 06:20 PM

Originally Posted by pietpetoors

Who is using Quickbooks? Does Quickbooks also handle network connections as bad as pastel?

I use QuickBooks. And as I don't use Pastel, I don't have a benchmark performance experience to measure against. So no idea on that front.

QuickBooks Enterprise does have a little trick for multi-site situations - using remote desktop services (RDS).

You can read the white paper on this here - which also explains the inherent problems with "just accessing the company file over VPN".

Obviously the speed you get using RDS over a VPN does come at a cost.

The alternative would be to go for the QuickBooks Cloud Hosting option. Again, not exactly cheap, although not nearly as outrageous as some other options I've looked at.

**Mattpinner** · 15-Feb-17, 09:50 AM

According to your requirement . I suggest you SlickPie accounting software. It's 100% free online accounting software. It covers my business necessary- for example online invoicing and billing, tracking the expenses of your company, getting the reports of payments, expenses, tax summaries and performance, creating estimates and quotes; raising credit notes; and much more. The part I like the most is their MagicBot service that is supposed to read my receipts automatically.

**Violeta Sirakova** · 14-May-17, 08:05 PM

Pastel is a good one. I tried it before. But among online accounting services software I like ZipBooks most then quickbooks. QB is a pricey solution I know. And for those who are using linux beware of QB. In my case there was a problem with integration. That's why I don't recommend it to everyone. From other aspect its all right.