HouseCall Pro vs. Quadient Accounts Payable

[HouseCall Pro] would be great for service techs and smaller companies but is tough for companies that do multiple types of jobs, [do] not sync well with QBO for us, and creates an accounting mess. Also does not do job costing so hard to actually keep track of jobs

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The one part I would suggest approval in is when updating an invoice. If for example, one employee approved an invoice and then I, the administrator, make a change before the second employee approves an invoice the invoice is resubmitted to the original employee. It would be much easier if the invoice would only go to the secondary/final approver even once a change is made

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• Online Booking
• Instant credit card funding
• Customer Text Notifications

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• It's easy to access.
• It's simple to use.
• It works well with QuickBooks.

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• Job costing
• QBO integration
• Reporting

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• Updating Approval Channels

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Beanworks takes some time to set up initially, but once it's ready on your computer, it is very easy to use in conjunction with QuickBooks. They have representatives that are readily available or can schedule an appointment to walk you through it if you are ever having issues. Uploading invoices is quick and easy. Approvers can easily make changes to coding before approving.

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Much easier to use.

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I have not used a system like Beanworks before -- this is my first -- but it is a great tool.

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• Negative is time lost fixing books.
• Negative is having to use multiple programs to fulfill needs so it takes 2x as long.
• [The] positive is that it is very user-friendly so our team has picked it up easily and techs save time in the field.

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• Organized data
• Clearer financial statements
• Bills paid more timely

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