CCH Axcess vs. Wolters Kluwer CCH ProSystem fx

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

Given our industry (audit, tax & advisory services) having a centralized "binder" system to prevent duplication of efforts is paramount from an efficiency standpoint. Furthermore, the interface for sign-offs, file modification dates, the workpaper note features are fantastic to keep audit teams and other professional teams on the same page.

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• Customer Service
• Organization
• Knowledge

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• user friendly
• everything is digitized

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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.

• There are times in which the program does freeze/stopped processes
• The binder search feature could be enhanced for easier use
• Ability to change a client name and have it reflected in the local file room

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Customer service is horrible for Axcess and getting bad for ATX. Wolters Kluwer has purchased these software products

Intacct is what we use for data input and management. It is on cloud like CCH ProSytem fx is. We can use it anywhere, away on a conference, work from home, work offsite, as long as we have a laptop and internet. There is nothing to install on your computer, you just need the link and your username and password to log in. Microsoft Dynamics GP was used for 3 years and we finally abandoned it after trying out QuickBooks. The interface was not user friendly. We used QuickBooks for 3 years before we transitioned to Intacct, there was always something broken--no major issues, just small problems--and we got fed up.

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