Accounting Software

[InertiaNetworks-John]

I'm looking to move away from QuickBooks Pro to something a bit more open, and I'd like to hear your suggestions!


Invoicing and client management are not needed, I am just looking for something to put expenses into categories and track income.


I love the bank feeds feature of QuickBooks because I do not have to type every transaction in manually. I am looking for something that can support that as well.


Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[DamienSB]

I use quickbooks online plus. Haven't had any problems with it other than the API is awful to work with. We do billing/invoice out of WHMCS and nightly import into quickbooks.


You can use sage50 (ugly, hard to use) or GNUcash (not recommended) 

 

[DomainBop]

Xero would probably fit your needs: easy migration from Quickbooks, hundreds of addon integration modules (including WHMCS), etc.  Not free though.  Xero bank feeds


Wave Accounting has a free version and bank feeds support.


Open source: GnuCash, TurboCash,  FrontAccounting, xTuple Postbooks, Odoo (Accounting module add in), LedgerSMB.

 

[InertiaNetworks-John]

Xero would probably fit your needs: easy migration from Quickbooks, hundreds of addon integration modules (including WHMCS), etc.  Not free though.  Xero bank feeds


Wave Accounting has a free version and bank feeds support.


Open source: GnuCash, TurboCash,  FrontAccounting, xTuple Postbooks, Odoo (Accounting module add in), LedgerSMB.

I was looking at Odoo today. Very nice software, but you have to buy a min of 5 users ($1500/yr). Quite the jump from QB.


Xero looks nice, but their bank feeds seem to function in a different way, in which they need to have an agreement with your bank in order to use it. (Instead of downloading a file into QB) Still something to look into, thanks for the suggestion.

 

[SafehouseCloud]

Quickbooks online works great for us in Singapore. Nice daily cronjob that sync it with WHCMS. 

 

[CenTex Hosting]

we just use quickbooks online with an integration into whmcs seems to work fine have not had any issues with it.

 

[web-project]

we do use our own solution, perfect fit our needs.

 

[copperhost]

Your best bet is to get a custom made solution or you can try and use Peachtree


and with any purchased software there will be limitations

 

[River]

I use GNUCash. I'd recommend taking a look at it.

 

[farhanideas]

QuickBooks merchandise are geared principally toward tiny and medium-sized businesses and provide on-premises accounting applications additionally as cloud based mostly versions that settle for business payments, manage and pay bills, and payroll functions.

 

[ParkInHost]

You can try Zoho. Its pretty good too.

 

[River]

You can try Zoho. Its pretty good too.

I've never liked any of the Zoho suite, but that's just my 2 cents.

 

[Clouvider-Dom]

Xero with EdgeHosting module for WHMCS - best you can get.