Access Handisoft vs. CCH Axcess

The software is great and does what we need for our day-to-day accounting, but when it comes to our in-house IT, we seem to have issues with our internal server complementing our ability to work outside of the office on the software. Data has been lost, work time wasted twice.

Incentivized

If you have a pro that uses the software then you should be fine. If you are using the software and need any support from THEIR customer support people or dedicated rep, be prepared to be frustrated! Horrible Customer Service but it is due to Wolters Kluwer not caring and purchasing various tax products but not having the ethics to make sure they are properly trained or overwhelmed

• Productivity
• Dashboard/reporting
• Ease of use

Incentivized

• CCH Document - It's cloud based. The program is user-friendly and easily customizable.
• CCH Tax - Relatively easy system navigation. It satisfies all our tax return filing needs.

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• Inventory building
• Reboot necessity
• Internet Lag

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• Billing issues.
• Customer service.
• Deceptive information provided when placing order. Then turn around and said that’s not right.
• Ability to listen to customers.
• Sales rep doesn’t know what client ordered.
• Reps who don’t care.

Because we work with a CPA as our Finance Manager, it is best to have the ability to track our workflow and progress, as well as our own Due Date Tracking in order to remind him. They use QuickBooks to document their business, but using Access allows us to easily manage our number to send to them for general use.

Incentivized

CCH Axcess was very comparable to Thomson Reuters. They are both large companies in their fields and have similar resources. We ultimately went with Thomson Reuters because we bundled with their other softwares for a better price and it makes sense to be with one company to deal with one customer support line.

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