Pastel Auditor vs Caseware vs Draftworx?

**geraldenek** · 28-Sep-11, 10:02 PM

i know this is a old thread but just want to share my experience.....

Being a caseware user all my life i phoned to get my own software (as i was still using the previous auditing firm's software... i was still doing audits for them)..... +/- R16 000 for the first user and then +/- R4000 per additional user - yearly fee also +/-R4000.... now this is a lot of money just for sofware... then i tried draftworx and pastel auditor.....

i phoned draftworx for a demo cd, the cd was delivered the next day from gauteng... had a look through everything and i am really impressed with the software..... it is really good and it was only +/- R2600

Pastel auditor on the other hand..... still waiting for the demo it has been about a month ago.....

i really do like pastel accounting software but i'm really not going to phone them a second time for software and will rather go for draftworx....

**halvardodo** · 02-Feb-12, 07:33 AM

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**Kyle Otis Kahn** · 14-Jan-16, 09:46 PM

Dear Taxempt

I like your user name.

I see you have much experience with the audit softwares.
Please let me know if you by any chanve have an installation CD for caseware version 2005. I need to get a copy onto a pc of a special client of mine.

Any help would be appreciated.

Regards

Kyle

**cindyreuben** · 15-Jan-16, 01:23 PM

I use Draftworx as well. Very happy!! User friendly, fantastic support, great training manuals - easy to understand etc etc etc. Go for it - you won't be sorry.