QuickBooks vs PeachTree — Complete Comparison Guide

QuickBooks vs Peachtree

Why Accounting Software?

As a small business owner, you have more important things to focus on than accounting. Life is hectic and owning your own business makes it exponentially more so. So, while accounting software programs can’t take away all your burdens, they can make a stressful part of your job much easier.

QuickBooks vs Peachtree

QuickBooks vs Peachtree | Complete Comparison Guide

Sage Peachtree and Intuit QuickBooks own the largest part of small business accounting software market. They are both excellent solutions, and the answer to a lot of small business’s bookkeeping nightmares.

QuickBooks is typically viewed as the easiest accounting software to implement, known for a high user adoption rate and intuitive features. Quickbooks is great for every small business owner even for someone with little to no background in accounting. It has held on to it’s title because the software has a really impressive reputation – and has been the gold standard in small business accounting for many years.

Many small business owners are plagued with double-entry data errors when dealing with their accounts. Most recoil at the thought of bookkeeping, afraid of mistakes and time endlessly frustrating accounting sessions. That fear and hesitation is a large part of QuickBooks success – and rightly so, who wants to spend their spare time knee deep in accounts?

QuickBooks holds 89 percent of the small business accounting software market in the United States. However, Sage’s small business product, Peachtree – now Sage 50, is another popular product that has always given QuickBooks a run for their money. Both products have their own individual strengths and weaknesses, but are similar in quality.

For any size company when you are tracking financials there is absolutely nothing more important than accuracy. This is also true for usability and quality reporting. You want your software to be completely accurate while remaining intuitive enough for anyone to be able to use.

There are free accounting management solutions that are either cheap or free and available online – but they are incredibly limited in scope and features. Those free accounting solutions almost always leave you with inaccurate data and open to fiscal risk. That’s why it is important to at least consider an accounting software solution – there are affordable options out there.

Both in usability and depth, QuickBooks and Peachtree are worth their weight in gold. They are the risk-free options provided to all small-business owners looking for a better accounting solution.

At Softwarefit we want to help you find the right solution for your organization’s individual needs. That is why we built a custom white paper on all QuickBooks and Peachtree editions complete with: pricing, head to head comparisons and essential features overviews. You can download this white paper by clicking on the button below.

QuickBooks vs Peachtree

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CRM for MAC – Good News for Apple Users

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Everyone knows the computer world is divided by one defining question, Mac or PC? Users of Apple products are fiercely loyal to the brand, often owning a macbook, iPhone and iPad. So it’s no surprise the software industry has created CRM for Apple addicts to deploy specifically on Apple products.

CRM for Mac

In addition to CRM systems being customized for Apple’s operating system iOS, the SaaS movement has seen an influx of compatibility for deployment on Apple’s Safari. SaaS CRM solutions have gone further to actually customize their product to be as mobile as their customers demand, by formatting them for iPhone and iPad use.

The CRM solutions designed for iOS are great for Apple users because they almost always sync with the address book and iCal apps. They also benefit from Apple’s intuitive design layout.

CRM solutions designed specifically for iOS are often great tools for smaller companies and families. They are ideal for organization but not as robust as their SaaS counterparts. That is, by in large, a direct result of the market giants – Salesforce.com, Oracle On Demand, SugarCRM etc. offering these SaaS platforms.

Curious about which solution is right for you? We have made some charts to show you the solutions and a few of their features to get you started on your search.

CRM for iOS

Bento Daylite Elements CRM Soho Organizer
Versatile and Affordable Business oriented features Seamless integration and sleek design Syncs with iCal, Mail, & Address Book
Intuitive iTunes layout Employee management focused Part Cloud, Part Desktop deployment Unique features and tools
$49.00 – $99.00 $279.95 per user $49-$59 per user, per month $99 single user, $179.00 family pack

SaaS CRM for Apple

SugarCRM NetSuite Salesforce.com Oracle On Demand
Quick view display, shows urgent calls and meetings On-the-go, optimized access to NetSuite’s integrated business suite Completely cloud based solution, available anytime/anywhere ‘Oracle University’ training for Oracle on Apple, via iTunes
Data-sync contacts and additional info to iPad and iPhone Real-time dashboards and report snapshots Robust security keeps customer data secure Free email integration with Oracle CRM on Demand for Apple Mail
Drag and drop applications for a customized user interface Customer, sales and financial data with calendar management Rich integration capabilities with Mac-based applications via apps and synchronization tools Available anytime/anywhere on internet connected devices

 

But that’s just the tip of the CRM iceberg, if you are seriously looking for a CRM solution and want a little help you can read our white paper ‘Choosing CRM, questions to ask and costly mistakes to avoid’ or speak with a trained software analyst by emailing in**@so*********.com .

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