I'm always struck by how none of these services ever integrate with classic old QuickBooks. Since that's the dominant accounting system for the same target market this is serving, does anyone know why that integration isn't more ubiquitous?
Overall neat concept, but I really hate the idea of paying them 3% of my entire revenue just for sending invoices. I suppose that's about what credit cards charge, but if the customer pays check/cash, I hate to throw my 3% just toward sending an invoice.
Hi Josh,
I was able to find a few that do integrate by going to Intuit's App center (Intuit makes QuickBooks). As n FYI, by far my favorite & the most affordable is Funding Gate's Receivables Manager. If you're a mic biz (less than 10 clients/invoices) you can use the software for free (awesome!). Here's their Intuit review http://appcenter.intuit.com/fundinggates
As a more general answer to your posed question, always check the parent company's site-- most companies are pushing upgrades, integrations, and overall partnerships with their original software. Branding/Co Branding new apps and software is also a new "big thing".
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I'm always struck by how none of these services ever integrate with classic old QuickBooks. Since that's the dominant accounting system for the same target market this is serving, does anyone know why that integration isn't more ubiquitous?
Overall neat concept, but I really hate the idea of paying them 3% of my entire revenue just for sending invoices. I suppose that's about what credit cards charge, but if the customer pays check/cash, I hate to throw my 3% just toward sending an invoice.
Hi Josh, I was able to find a few that do integrate by going to Intuit's App center (Intuit makes QuickBooks). As n FYI, by far my favorite & the most affordable is Funding Gate's Receivables Manager. If you're a mic biz (less than 10 clients/invoices) you can use the software for free (awesome!). Here's their Intuit review http://appcenter.intuit.com/fundinggates
As a more general answer to your posed question, always check the parent company's site-- most companies are pushing upgrades, integrations, and overall partnerships with their original software. Branding/Co Branding new apps and software is also a new "big thing".