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Christopher
your product is good seen it in action - but it is not one one of the 3 recommended solutions - re read the article
dont lessen your cause thro spin
Uptodate Review - Stock Control & Accounts Advice
I read this article with interest as I have been consulted by a small but growing limited company that supply & manufactire precision metal who are looking for accounts software that will do VAT, foreign currency, produce delivery notes, invoices, purchase orders etc.. Quickbooks is preferred to Sage and I am considering Quickbooks Premier as this incorporates Stock Control I have read many quickbook reviews and my only concern is the invoicing as some say its not easy.
I was interested in MYOB but found out that this will be taken off the market by Dec 2011. I have read reviews on software that is recommended to replace MYOB, including Quickbooks Pro (that I am familiar with) and Mammut software as well as those not recommended. Also reviewed Cloud accounting with Clearbooks in the lead. Found an award winning company called Liquid - any reviews on this system. Can it do everything? Also cost effectiveness of monthly fees v paying outright.
I am also considering an integrated front & back office system for accounts & stock control as their stock will be controlled by spreadsheets, On researching the various systems that include ERP, CRM, they might be more than we require at this stage of growth. After reading this article it may be better for two separate systems for Stock & Accounts rather than an intergrated all singing & dancing one. Came across Orderwise that is linked to Quickbooks, although 2 systems may not be cost effective. So the dilemma is Standalone v Cloud - Quickbooks only or Quickbooks & Stock system or Integrated system. I need to find a system(s) that will improve the efficiency of the company. It seems a minefield with so many stystems available. Does anyone work for a similar company that can advise?
As the article was written in 2007 please can someone give me a review of the systems mentioned. Are there others on the market worth taking a look at? All replies will be greatly appreciated.