Monday, June 30, 2014

How to choose Among Quickbooks Online or Desktop for your business


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Intuit has hugely launched and marketed its online version but all accounting professionals are not familiar with this version as many of users are using QuickBooks Desktop for a very long time but whether you belive or not but the online version is a big hit just after its release so I am providing you the comparison of features between the two products.

Why are they different

So here is a list of what these two products have common and different. 

 Common Features

Here is a complete list of common features in QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online
  • Accepting credit card payments from customers
  • Auditing the trail to track changes to transactions and lists
  • Bank reconciliation
  • Company Snapshot
  • Custom field option available
  • Express setting up the company file
  • Multi user access is allowed
  • Multiple windows at one time
  • Online banking
  • Payroll can be done
  • Printing of Bills
  • Recurring Billing / Memorized Transactions
  • Zooming the details from reports
  • Document managing
  • Budget option is available
  • Class Tracking (not available in QB Online Essentials)
  • Create Estimates (not available in QB Online Essentials)
  • Prepare and print 1096, 1099 (not available in QB Online Essentials)
  • Job costing option
  • Purchase Orders
  • Invoicing
  • Time tracking and billing by customer
  • Reversing journal entries
  • Memorized reports

Features in QuickBooks Desktop not available in QuickBooks Online

Here is a complete list of the features available in desktop version but not available in the quickbooks online version as of now.
  • Cost inventory valuation
  • Balance Sheet separated by Class
  • Batch Invoicing available
  • Batch Time-sheet Entry
  • Billable Time and Expense preferences option
  • Billing rate level available
  • Business Planner
  • Forecasting
  • Calendar
  • Change orders on Estimates
  • Collections center
  • Condense data file – but it isn’t clear to me if you actually would need this in QuickBooks Online?
  • Available Quantity in Inventory
  • Customer Snapshot
  • Convert estimate to a purchase order or sales order
  • Advanced Excel export that can update existing exported reports
  • Industry specific reporting (lots and lots of industry specific reports here)
  • Inventory assembly items, Bills of Material, the ability to build assemblies
  • Inventory Center
  • Lead Center
  • Fixed Asset Manager
  • Mileage tracking
  • Multiple currencies
  • Multiple ship to addresses for Vendors
  • One click transactions (pay bill from bill, create credit memo from invoice, etc.)
  • Price Levels
  • Progress Invoicing/billing
  • Receive partially against a purchase order
  • Report Favorites
  • Report – collapse rows
  • Share report templates with Intuit community
  • Inventory – reorder/rebuild points
  • Shipping Manager
  • Sales Orders
  • Sales Order Fulfillment Worksheet
  • Transaction History Panel
  • Units of Measure

Features available in QuickBooks Online but not in QuickBooks Desktop

QuickBooks Online features that are not available in QuickBooks Desktop
  • Remote access – you can do this with QuickBooks Desktop but you have to pay for the service but its free in online version
  • Auto Send Reports
  • Automatic upgrades
  • Company Scorecard available
  • Delayed charges/billing – enter charges to be billed later
  • Income list/transaction center
  • Invoice automation – automatically create invoice from unbilled activity
  • More than one A/R or A/P account per journal entry

More Differences are still there

I have given you the complete list of differences which as per the software available today – please feel free to point out others but i don’t think any more would be there.
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