[Leaplist] small business accounting app?

Hank Lambert hank at hanklambert.com
Mon Mar 2 18:59:18 EST 2009


I feel your pain with Intuit. They just extorted an upgrade out of one
of my clients. I spent all day this last Saturday upgrading an
enterprise edition of QuickBooks to version 9. Today my boss had to go
undo everything we did and downgrade them back to version 7 because no
one could open QuickBooks. According to Intuit, this is a known problem.
Of course, a full refund is out of the question, and they hope to have a
solution sometime soon.

Needless to say, I hope that someone has a real solution, because Intuit
is slowly becoming another Symantec.

--Hank


Jason Boxman wrote:
> It's that time again.  Intuit is extorting another upgrade out of us.
> This time, the latest version requires a monthly fee to continue
> allowing payroll activities.
>
> Once again, looking around for some decent accounting software.
> Investigating payroll outsourcing, so that limitation is now removed.
>
> Only SQL ledger comes to mind at the moment.  I need something either
> Web-based or with a Windows client.
>
> I'm looking at PostBooks again[1], but it's serious ERP stuff.  Even
> finding the ledger isn't obvious.  It's kind of sad, since the whole
> logic is all in the PostgreSQL layer, which is awesome.  I might fight
> through it anyway.
>
> [1] http://www.xtuple.com/postbooks
>
> We only need to track regular expenses, not COGS, and income is only
> commission income.  Quite straightforward.
>
> Thanks.
>
>

-- 

Hank Lambert, KB4MTO
www.hanklambert.com
hank at hanklambert.com
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