Deltek Maconomy vs. JobBOSS

Good for accounting and engineering firms.

Incentivized

Job Shops that have outgrown Quickbooks/Peachtree are a good fit and small to medium run shops are a good fit for JobBOSS. If you're still in the grey area between Quickbooks and a fully fledged ERP system, you can connect it with Quickbooks for your accounting which is a good medium for companies who would like to slowly roll, kind of upgrade out.

Incentivized

• Separate time and expense reporting functions
• Electronic receipt submission
• Lookup bill codes for other systems/systems linked
• Summarizing and tallying current totals

Incentivized

• Timekeeping. Clocking in and out.
• Inventory control.
• Travelers or job sheets that keep track of operations.

Incentivized

• High Cost
• Lack of documentation
• Crashes and has a lots of bugs

Incentivized

• The reporting is through Crystal Reports which is cumbersome to work with and requires someone who knows what they are doing. If you're moving from something like Quickbooks with built in report editing, you're going to be frustrated with creating custom reports.
• If you run mutliple jobs on a single machine or use multi-pallet machines scheduling can get frustrating, and you will have to come up with your own solutions to schedule those machines. (This is not unique to JobBOSS scheduling. We tested several ERP systems in this range and most were lacking in this area).
• Even with the 12.0 update, the interface is still rather dated for the onsite version. The online version looks much better.

Incentivized

I'm not sure!

Incentivized

We did not evaluate any other products/solutions before choosing JobBOSS.

Incentivized

• One software for your time entry and billings
• Great for reporting.

Incentivized

• Paid for itself over and again with our complete shop management.
• Payroll couldn't get any easier.

Incentivized