Small Business and Personal Bookkeeping and Accounting Software has never been easy to understand, prescribe nor troubleshoot. Each software solution was designed for subsets of users only and it was hard for anyone to figure out which solution to start with and how to grow easily from novice to professional.
Small Business and Personal Bookkeeping and Accounting Software has never been easy to understand, prescribe nor troubleshoot. Each software solution was designed for subsets of users only and it was hard for anyone to figure out which solution to start with and how to grow easily from novice to professional.
Intuit, the corporate owner of Quickbooks and Quicken, became a large contributor to the confusion as time went by, but that was not their original intent -- nor was it just them who created the current mess and confusion.
Intuit, the corporate owner of Quickbooks and Quicken, became a large contributor to the confusion as time went by, but that was not their original intent -- nor was it just them who created the current mess and confusion.
Wouldn't it be nice if a more universal software solution existed that was built in an entirely different eco-system and fit all the basic and advanced user groups in a simpler yet more unique and holistic way?
What if I told you that there was a system that was simply "absent" from the public view since the 1980s that everyone should have learned on and used, but it was never offered to you because it wasn't "profitable" -- and there was no way to control "licensing" to ensure ongoing corporate and legal lobby profits into perpetuity.
Would you have believed me if I told you this two decades ago?
Would you have believed me if I told you this a decade ago?
Might you be tempted to believe me now?
Wouldn't it be nice if a more universal software solution existed that was built in an entirely different eco-system and fit all the basic and advanced user groups in a simpler yet more unique and holistic way?
What if I told you that there was a system that was simply "absent" from the public view since the 1980s that everyone should have learned on and used, but it was never offered to you because it wasn't "profitable" -- and there was no way to control "licensing" to ensure ongoing corporate and legal lobby profits into perpetuity.
Would you have believed me if I told you this two decades ago?
Would you have believed me if I told you this a decade ago?
Might you be tempted to believe me now?
