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B.I.T.S

Jan 2, 2010

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• Jan 2, 2010

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Greetings all
i've recently started my own lil business as an IT consultant, things are getting busy and i need to start doing some bookeeping/invoicing etc... using some kind of software.
i do like the online ones (Kashflow / Salesorder) but these come at a cost of £15 to £30 a month which i think is too extreme for now. Sage Instant Accounts And Tas FirstBooks look favourable, anyone used these and would recommend one more than the other?

 

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business123

Jan 2, 2010

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• Jan 2, 2010

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Try Solar Accounts (www.solaraccounts.co.uk) it's really easy to use. They have a trial you can download.

 

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Jan 2, 2010

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Turbocash is free and quite good

 

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B.I.T.S

Jan 2, 2010

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business123 said:

Try Solar Accounts it's really easy to use. They have a trial you can download.

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This looks very good, prices wise its on par with Sage Instant Accounts, but i think this has more features included. will look more into it

consultant said:

Turbocash is free and quite good

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cheers for the suggestion, will study this more as well

 

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Jan 4, 2010

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i think Kashflow has moved ahead of everything else, ive tried it for a couple of days and managed to get a discount code for it too
anyone else uses this here???

 

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Jan 5, 2010

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• Jan 5, 2010

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business123 said:

Try Solar Accounts () it's really easy to use. They have a trial you can download.

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my word its hard work deciding which to go for!!!!!
but i think overall, this recommendation is a winner. best user interface, easiest to setup and use and excellent value for money. SOLD
thank you for recommending it

 

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Atilla

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Jan 5, 2010

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A recent convert to Solar myself.
Tried Tas but was losing the will to live with it. Horrible product.

 

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Jan 5, 2010

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Atilla said:

A recent convert to Solar myself.
Tried Tas but was losing the will to live with it. Horrible product.

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i have to agree, i was only willing to test drive Tas because my father in law (who happens to be an accountant) recommended it. :redface:

 

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business123 said:

Try Solar Accounts (www.solaraccounts.co.uk) it's really easy to use. They have a trial you can download.

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Another vote for Solar Accounts here

 

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Jan 6, 2010

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B.I.T.S said:

i think Kashflow has moved ahead of everything else, ive tried it for a couple of days and managed to get a discount code for it too
anyone else uses this here???

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there are lots of KashFlow users on this forum. I was a member here when KashFlow was first conceived and it's grown up here really

But looks like you've gone with Solar now anyway - good choice.

 

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Jan 6, 2010

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• Jan 6, 2010

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I like Kashflow I know cost is pretty high but service is also good, I would suggest you to go for same.

 

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