So, yeah, not my field of expertise, but sadly, it'll need to be...
Does anyone have thoughts on using Quickbooks vs. Xero vs. ArchiOffice for accounting for a small architecture office? I've got to finally get this going and take all those receipts out of the envelope. I believe ArchiOffice, or their sister product, BillQuick has accounting functionality. I do not need time tracking functionality. I just use Excel for that. But I do need an accounting and billing solution. Thanks in advance for your help.
urbanity
Jan 27, 16 11:09 pm
tiny books pro for mac.
Andrew Osterlund
Sep 17, 17 9:49 pm
Quickbooks is fine - we grew out of it when we added a second principal and started doing public work. We use Billquick now, but it's been a very steep learning curve.
Tried Xero once - it was a disaster. Backwards accounting, no support.
Andrew Osterlund
Jan 6, 18 12:42 pm
BTW, BillQuick just changed to "BQE Core"; mostly operates the same, looks better, another learning curve.
whistler
Sep 19, 17 3:43 pm
I have used quick books for close to 20 years. ( small practice under 6 people ) works well for my needs, plus I don't like doing accounting or bookkeeping. Not perfect but keeps me up to date and easy to search up old info and prepare basic statements and review billing histories etc.
So, yeah, not my field of expertise, but sadly, it'll need to be...
Does anyone have thoughts on using Quickbooks vs. Xero vs. ArchiOffice for accounting for a small architecture office? I've got to finally get this going and take all those receipts out of the envelope. I believe ArchiOffice, or their sister product, BillQuick has accounting functionality. I do not need time tracking functionality. I just use Excel for that. But I do need an accounting and billing solution. Thanks in advance for your help.
tiny books pro for mac.
Quickbooks is fine - we grew out of it when we added a second principal and started doing public work. We use Billquick now, but it's been a very steep learning curve.
Tried Xero once - it was a disaster. Backwards accounting, no support.
BTW, BillQuick just changed to "BQE Core"; mostly operates the same, looks better, another learning curve.
I have used quick books for close to 20 years. ( small practice under 6 people ) works well for my needs, plus I don't like doing accounting or bookkeeping. Not perfect but keeps me up to date and easy to search up old info and prepare basic statements and review billing histories etc.