QuickBooks Enterprise is Much Better than the competition
Overall Satisfaction with QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise
Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise was our primary financial software for many years, and before that, we used Quickbooks Premier. After continued business growth, we made the decision to switch to another software. This was supposed to help us with our growth, but after two years, we could not overcome the shortcomings of the new software. We then switched to a third software, and after another year, we are not much happier with this one. If Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise had but a smidge more product features, mainly relating to multi-entity companies, we would probably never leave. We still maintain our historical data which I reference occasionally throughout the year. I would recommend this product over any other products at the moment and would not advise any customers to switch to a different product. This product combines the best ease-of-use software with advanced functionality that makes it the best choice for most organizations.
Pros
- Bank accounts and Bank Reconciliations.
- Credit Card accounts and reconciliations.
- The ability to fix incorrect data in a sensible way.
- Custom reporting features.
Cons
- Multi-Entity companies.
- Inventory.
- Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise made financial processes faster and easier.
- [I feel that] Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise does not do multiple entities very well and requires much manual work.
It was ok to a point, but then we needed to move to a different software. After 10 years with the product, our company file began degrading more routinely and our balance sheet would not balance. We had tried condensing our company file a few times to fix the errors as well as multiple rebuilds.
Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise was extremely easy to set up and implement. You can start using it almost immediately. By comparison, our two following software products took months to set up and weren't that great even after that.
Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise is much better than either Intacct or NetSuite. The only issue is the lack of Multi-entity support with QB; if you don't need that, stick with Quickbooks.
Do you think QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise's feature set?
Yes
Did QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise again?
Yes
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