QuickBooks Online a powerful tool
Overall Satisfaction with QuickBooks Online
I support clients who use QuickBooks online. I provide ongoing support before and after they get some training from Intuit. I also do some data entry on occasion for clients. We have found QuickBooks Online is working well. With onsite QuickBooks (client/server method), only a single person can use the company file simultaneously. With Quickbooks Online, up to 3 people can be logged into the same company file. That has worked out very well for us in different circumstances. Another business problem we had was backing up data. It was rarely done or not done enough for onsite QuickBooks. With our new QuickBooks Online, we do not have to worry about that since it's all automated on the backend by Intuit.
Pros
- Reporting
- Automated invocing
- AR and AP function
- Expense Tracking
Cons
- Performance. Since we're relying on a cloud system, it's highly dependent on the Internet connection/speed on both ends
- App integration. Sometimes there is a massive delays in injecting a 3rd party app into QuickBooks Online to extend capabilities
- Too many dashboards open and the system responsiveness slows greatly
- Increased efficiency while performing financial tasks
- Increased time-savings via advanced reporting
- Elevated cost-savings from tracking cash flow
- Enhanced collaboration via data-driven insights
QuickBooks has the best reporting of most accounting software. While not 100% of the reports can be customized, you can create your own reports as well.
Do you think QuickBooks Online delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with QuickBooks Online's feature set?
Yes
Did QuickBooks Online live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of QuickBooks Online go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy QuickBooks Online again?
Yes
QuickBooks Online Feature Ratings
Using QuickBooks Online
2 - Accounting & Bookkeeping which we track income and expenses automatically. We also reconcile bank accounts and credit cards. We generate financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow). We do Invoicing & Payments, which means accepting online payments (credit cards, ACH), tracking unpaid invoices, and sending reminders. Our other business functions are tax preparation and filing. We track sales tax on invoices and purchases.
We are simple bookkeepers. Our skills require a strong knowledge of accounting principles (GAAP, tax regulations). Experience with bookkeeping tasks (accounts payable/receivable, reconciliations). Ability to generate financial reports and analyze data. An understanding of business tax compliance and payroll processing.QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor Certification (preferred). Since we support the software ourselves we require skills such as troubleshooting software issues (login errors, syncing problems), knowledge of cloud-based applications and data security, experience with third-party integrations (eCommerce, CRM, banking), and customer service and communication skills for tech support.
- Generates financial reports (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
- Creates and customizes professional invoices
- Tracks unpaid invoices and sends automated reminders
- Manages recurring invoices for subscription-based businesses
- Tracks and calculates sales tax automatically
- Prepares tax reports for filing (income tax, payroll tax)
- Organizes expenses and categorizes tax-deductible transactions
- Scenario planning helps companies prepare for seasonal changes or unexpected expenses
- Custom reports help analyze which clients or projects are most profitable
- Set up recurring expenses to track SaaS subscriptions and vendor payments
- Helps identify unused or redundant services to cut costs
- record and categorize cryptocurrency transactions
- QuickBooks Online (QBO) integrations with crypto accounting tools (e.g., Bitwave, Coinbase) help track digital assets
- use QBO to track rental income, tenant payments, and maintenance expenses
- Automated invoicing ensures timely rent collection
- Smart alerts notify business owners of unusual spending patterns


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