Accounts Software

[Brassneck]

Finally getting to the point where I need to produce more detailed accounts, invoices, and even close to having to register for VAT! Anybody recomment some easy to use and cheap accounting software?

Thanks
Stephen.

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Hi Stephen,

You might be in luck - I am also having major problems looking after invoices, accounts and that sort of thing.

A have a couple of guys that do a bit of work for me and one has just in the process of building mine.

I can let you have a sneak peek, to see if it is the sort of the thing your looking for.

Its all server based - so you can access anywhere.

Pm me if you interested.

 

[Whois-SearchWhois-Search is verified member.]

Sage is good Sage (UK) Limited - Shop

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Cheers Whois-Search, I did think about Sage but wanted a more server based application so everything is pretty much safe incase my laptop gets a virus.

 

[retired_member27]

Cheers Whois-Search, I did think about Sage but wanted a more server based application so everything is pretty much safe incase my laptop gets a virus.

Or until your server gets hacked.

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Or until your server gets hacked.

Cheers APD I will make sure the coder keeps it on lock down

 

[retired member 1]

Sage do a web based version which is accessable from anywhere, create invoices automaticly if your using a payment processor etc.

Costs around £4k IIRC

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Ahh didnt know that, Still far to much money for me! but this system I am having built will do much more than just keep your accounts in order.

Dont really want to give my ideas away

 

[deconstruction]

for the sort of business we are in i find can be much cheaper, and less hassle to pay an accountant to do all the work... you just drop off a bundle of paper and ... as if my magic...

 

[keys]

Quick Books would get our vote, but we have only used that and previously Dosh.

 

[olebean]

stick a database application onto the server or even excel will do the job.... A bit of coding etc and u have a system up and running....

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

Sage or Quick Books seem to be the market leaders. I've seen Sage and it seems easy to use and produce VAT returns.

 

[olebean]

Sage or Quick Books seem to be the market leaders. I've seen Sage and it seems easy to use and produce VAT returns.

Ive used various sage , Mckeown, appletree packages.... IMO I wouldnt touch them unless volume of invoices exceeds 1 - 2 per hour