GoDaddy Bookkeeping vs. OpenGov

Perfect for US market but not transferable to UK market, needs some upgrades for this. Even when set up with a UK address it won't allow changes in tax year end, presuming that tax year starts Jan - Dec. Also shows dollars instead of pounds even though figures were correct with solution.

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OpenGov procurement needs to keep the business model of ProcureNow. I have noticed since it has joined OpenGov customer engagement has gotten lost.

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• Invoicing and linking payments to them.
• Creating estimates for my clients.
• Making tax time easier with easy P and L statements and categorization of expenses.

• Engagement with customers.
• Continuous Improvement of product.
• Listens to customer needs.

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• More complex tax prep features
• Better filters for tax purposes
• More tools for tax returns

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• Reaching out to customers.
• Training.

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Loses marks on the tax year only being Jan - Dec and inability to change that to a UK format and choose your year end date.

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The OpenGov platform has been relatively easy for all staff at different levels to implement into their daily workday.

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They have always resolved any issues we have had. It has been timely and responsive.

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I already use GoDaddy for a lot of my website clients so tried the bookkeeping out and really liked it! I tried a few others but nothing worth the price difference. I have tried a few other time trackers as I wish I could live track my time vs entering a little a time.

• Low monthly cost compared to other accounting software
• Easy to use and learn with
• Gives me the basic numbers I need for book keeping and taxes for a small business

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