Is QuickBooks forcing you to go Online? Why  the change might be harder than you think

Is QuickBooks forcing you to go online? If you’ve ever been a QuickBooks desktop user, that might be a “yes.” If you’re anything like I was, this transition can be seriously daunting. That’s because there are differences between QuickBooks online and QuickBooks desktop that you might not expect. Differences that can really trip you up.

But why can’t you just keep using QuickBooks Desktop and not worry about it? Here’s the deal.

QuickBooks has discontinued certain levels of the Desktop version. It’s basically forcing a lot of CPAs and business owners to convert to QuickBooks online. Whether they want to or not.

But how different could the online version really be? Well, I was a hardcore QuickBooks Desktop devotee for about 15 years. When I was faced with making the change, there were many little differences that tripped me up. I like to call it, “just different enough to be annoying.”

And when you’re trying to make the change and you look to Customer Service for help, you might find you frequently leave disappointed.

This is because when you call QuickBooks tech support, you’re not talking to accountants. You’re talking to QuickBooks software specialists. They know how the software works, but they simply can’t answer questions about how you apply the software in your business.

You can see how this could be a problem, especially if you have complicated invoicing or inventory situations. The application of the software in these situation is one of the main difference between QuickBooks online and Quickbooks desktop. It’s possible to accidentally import years of mistakes when you make the transition, too.

So it’s not as simple as just converting to the new software, even though it might look and feel like it should be.

I explain more about it in this short video ⬇️

If you’re a QuickBooks Desktop user being forced to go online, find out what you need to make the transition easier!

But, there is an answer!

If you want to make the change from QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks online, or you’re new to QuickBooks Online and want to set it up right the first time, I have just what you need.

My course QuickBooks Fresh Start is perfect for anyone who is new to QuickBooks. It’s also great if you’ve already started with QuickBooks Online, but need some guidance to get the most out of it.

With QuickBooks Fresh Start, you’ll learn how to set up QuickBooks for the maximum benefit. You’ll learn how to use the navigation tools, verify your work, and feel overall confident with the software.

Don’t struggle trying to figure out QuickBooks alone anymore. Let’s get you a fresh start! Get all the details and grab this course for yourself right HERE!

Got questions? Leave me a comment below!

Until Next Time,

Love, Light, and MONEY, Honey…

Kaylee

1 Comments

  1. Merri on February 28, 2024 at 5:31 pm

    Hi, Kaylee! Thank you for the QuickBooks update. I have not used QuickBooks yet (kind of surprising, but true!), so I was pleased to read your email today. Now, when I do get onboard with QuickBooks, I won’t need to “unlearn” anything! That will be a time saver and likely a smooth transition from “paper” to QuickBooks.

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