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| | Features | QuickBooks Pro helps you manage your business better, organize your finances, and create instant reportsEasy to set up, easy to learn, easy to use--pick up new skills at your own pace with the built-in Learning CenterOrganize your finances all in one place--key business tasks are grouped logically so you know what to do nextManage customer, vendor, and employee data in one place--manage data easily, with quick access to related transactionsNew tools and features that give you faster access to the information you need and make your everyday tasks more efficient
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| | Description | Everyday tasks just got more efficient. Easy to set up, learn and use, QuickBooks Pro can quickly organize your business finances and show you exactly where you stand. Instantly create invoices, track payments, manage expenses, and access information. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 7.5 inches | | Product Width: | 5.5 inches | | Product Height: | 2.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.4 pounds | | Package Length: | 7.7 inches | | Package Width: | 5.4 inches | | Package Height: | 2.2 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 481 reviews |
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| | System Requirements | | Platform: | Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows XP | | Media: | CD-ROM | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 481 customer reviews )
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483 of 490 found the following review helpful:
 Very Good Software but be very carfull when dealing with Intuit Nov 16, 2010
By J. V. Houten
As a consultant to small business I have promoted Quick books for the past 14 years.
Overall the software is excellent and it does an excellent job of tracking your business finances.
The original cost of the program is very inexpensive, even if you upgrade every year you will spend less then $200/year.( I recommend upgrading every 2nd or 3rd year )
Even though Intuit charges extra for Add On services (such as support, payroll, off site backup, etc) these are still reasonable priced for the service you get. In the end you should only be paying for the services you need. ( While there are cheaper alternatives for many of Intuit's services, in some cases it may be worthwhile to do it all through Intuit.)
BUT............
be very careful when dealing with Intuit.
Today I tried to reorder checks. It took almost 30min on the phone, and in the end the sales rep signed me up for 2 additional services that I had specifically told him I wasn't interest in.
It took me over an hour to cancel those services. (3 phone calls)
I continually have problems when dealing with Intuit's customer support(not Tech support). While eventually they correct the problems, it always seams to take a while. I usually do something like clean out my email while I am waiting on hold to be transferred to the person that can fix the problem.
When dealing with Intuit always double check your order, and double check what intuit is charging you.
I recently found that Intuit had been charging a client for 2 payroll subscriptions each year(Even though they were both for the same tax ID number and one subscription hadn't had any activity for 3 years).
Be patience and very clear on the phone. The will continually try to up sell you services.
Also I would not recommended that you buy any supplies from Intuit, they are expensive and the pressure to add on services is very annoying.
579 of 592 found the following review helpful:
 Go ahead and upgrade if you don't mind being forced to pay more $$$ each month Oct 14, 2010
By SoVo
"Book Lover"
The latest version of QB has now completely taken away your ability to attach documents you've stored on your own computer. Instead, you have to pay for their "service" (something always subject to the whims of the powers that be at Intuit) and pay for their Document Attachment Service (starting at $9.95/month for one attachment per item). Oh, you can still host the stuff on your servers, it's just that QB's charges you to actually access it. There are 3rd party software programs that will do the same thing, but they run around $200 a piece.
Manual payroll is still available- but I guarantee you will spend a couple of hours looking for the RIGHT set of instructions to set it up. Even the tech support didn't know how to do it in this version.
There are still compatability issues with Windows 7 64 bit. I ended up with the blue screen of death for a while. Program shuts down unexpectedly.
The ads for the paid services are intrusive and nearly impossible to avoid. The planned obselence of 3 years (you won't be able to download your bank/credit card items any more) is another form of Intuit's greed mentality. All in all, it's time to start migrating away from QB. And that's a shame, since I've used it successfully for nearly a decade.
333 of 345 found the following review helpful:
Stupid business model, mediocre product Dec 04, 2010
By Mike.M
I was happily using my 2007 quickbooks pro and then all of a sudden I am no longer able to download my bank statements. Why? Because intuit is stupid.
All I can say is that intuit deserves nothing more than an entire customer group that does everything in their power to minimize intuit's profit margin and maximizes their bad press. Each year amazon reviews contain the same fundamental issue.. That intuit does everything they can to force upgrades, charge for basic items that they lead the consumer to believe is included for free, and generally rely on the fact that no real competitor exists.
It amazes me that my distaste for microsoft in the windows 98 era is now realigned to the point that intuit makes microsoft look like apple.
In 2010 windows me still lets you use a mouse
In 2010 windows 98 still lets you email
In 2010 windows 95 still lets you connect to the internet
In 2010 office 2000 still lets you use the numbers on the top of the keyboard.
So,
Why is it that..
In 2010 quickbooks 2007 no longer emails?
In 2010 quickbooks 2007 no longer lets bank downloads go into the program?
Intuit deserves to have a competing software company receive a large amount of funding from some investors and put out a product that does a good job for a fair price, and guarantees it will never turn off your ability to do simple tasks and will entice people to upgrade because the upgraded version has better features.
That is what I call a respectable business model. The exact opposite of intuit.
Intuit, You Suck and so does the fact that I just had to pay $180 for nothing but the ability to turn my 2007's email and download features back on.
112 of 113 found the following review helpful:
***Hidden charges are a RIPOFF*** Jan 09, 2011
By M. Graham
"breckbordr"
I just upgraded from 2008 to 2011, because of inabilty of Intuit to ever get the PDF and Print function worked out. I was constantly trying to find solutions to printing. Eventually, Intuit just said they give up and I would have to upgrade to get that function. Terrible solution and everyone I talked to had the same issue. Eventually it just stopped working completely. Personally, I think intuit shut that down completely to force people to upgrade to newest version.
I installed 2011 and I dont see much difference, except for the fact that everything seems to be pay service. The fact that I have to pay for the "convenience" to attach a document and save on my own personal server is UNBELEIVABLE. Seriously???? I have to pay to store on my own server???? Ridiculous. How is this functionality not part of the core package? I understand if I am storing on your server, but on mine???????
I am currently looking to "downgrade" to 2010 so I dont have to pay for every little service.
I personally, am going to look to other software for my accounting needs. I also beleive that Intuit thinks that the customers who have been using Quickbooks for years are so entwined in the software that it would be a monumental task to switch software, so now they are going to nickel and dime.
I will be passing this info on to all business owners I know. I am a consultant, so I know many, many business owners and I will recommend to not upgrade to 2011 unless Ituit changes policy.
104 of 105 found the following review helpful:
QuickBooks gets worse and worse Dec 25, 2010
By onodrim
I have been using QuickBooks since their second version, many years. I have worked with lots of different companies and with numerous clients through a CPA I was employed by. Their programmers and planners just get worse and worse. The last decent version was 2005.
They keep using software that they have sold to us to advertise and sell us more. Now with this new version they have provided Data Protect. If you don't want it too bad. You can't turn it off. It will load every time you start QuickBooks. It takes up resources on your computer and you are stuck with it. You don't have to use it or pay for it, but you can't get rid of it either.
Their bloatware has gotten to the point where I will simply not recommend it to anyone who is starting out fresh. Buy something else.
And then they force you to upgrade if you use payroll. If you don't use payroll, don't upgrade. Run the other way.
If it wasn't so hard to switch to another product (partially because of the way Intuit designs their database to make it difficult to extract the data) I would have switched products years ago.
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