by Delycia
(Stanwood, WA)
We currently are using Quickbooks Pro 2013 and go through a web hosting company to access QB. Is the web hosting necessary? There is of course a cost, and it seems very "touchy" and "glitchy". I am new to this position at my church of assisting/overseeing the bookkeeper ( who is also new in her position), so I am trying to look at all my options. In doing research, the online version of QB without a hosting site looks easier to work with. Any thoughts? Thank you
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Web hosting with Quickbooks
AAnonymous - MN
I have been using QB Online for apx 14 months and can say that I find QB & Payroll very satisfactory and most convenient to use. The availability has been nearly 100% of the time and am able to run from any PC I have access. That has allowed me to great flexibility to do my work. The level that I have subscribed allows 5 other people to have access from their own PCs at any time.
My difficulty was learning to use QB converting from simple Quicken. Improvement are being made often and I do not have to do any installs or updates to have use of the improvements.
My difficulty was learning to use QB converting from simple Quicken. Improvement are being made often and I do not have to do any installs or updates to have use of the improvements.