I work on my own and am based in a home office. I have around 90 clients, most of whom are private individuals or trusts. I need a new time recording system and I have just had a demonstration of Logical Office. I should be grateful if there are any users out there who can comment on how it is to use in practice. For example: Would you recommend it? How is the support? Have they increased their prices significantly over the past five years? Any other suggestions for time recording/ billing systems?
There are a few threads about Logical Office from around 2000 to 2012 and they seem to suggest that then it needed more development. The version I saw was very slick (and it is much more than just a time recording system) but I am not 100% certain that it is for me, not least because the person demonstrating it bordered on being rude to me when I asked questions. Also I worry that it will be storing my client data in a different way from what I do now and if I stop using it, it will be very time consuming to get my data back into a usable state.
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Used it a few years ago. It is good for generating word letters from templates. It's ok. I would say that it's biggest drawback is that it is (afaik) desktop based and quite bulky. There are so many good cloud solutions available now. I used Accountancy Manager. New features are regularly added, as with most cloud applications.
Depends largely what you are looking for