What a shame you've chosen not to engage with myself and the forum members and explain the full benefits as you see them to the system you've recommended here so often. That's actually a real shame it spoils a good forum when all people try to do is sell. My question was a genuine one.
I work with lots of new and small businesses and have no ties whatsoever to any accounting, bookkeeping or invoicing system I do not take commissions so do believe I can be entirely impartial when I suggest a system to anyone.
The reason I generally recommend a full accounting system is because I see no advantage to an invoice only system, to me it seems a duplication of work to enter invoices in one system and then record income and expenditure in another. If a client is struggling with a full system and wants to use an online system for invoicing using most of the complete systems are cheaper than Invoiceberry so I just dont see any advantages. That was why I asked the question.
Well, what do you call a shame? That I don't want to waste my time on useless conversation when the person is trying to impose his/her opinion to me and other people who will read this thread?
If you want to call yourself as the winner of this conversation, you are more than welcome to do it if it will make your life better. As I said previously a few times, you have your opinion, I don't have anything against it, so why to continue pushing your opinion as the only truth that have the right to exist?
It is a shame that you are coming to wrong conclusions. I'm not trying to sell anything, if you mean it. Again, as I wrote previously, I don't see anything bad in letting people know about the existence of different options.
Saying that your opinion is so independent as you are not engaged into any of softwares still seems quite wrong to me too. You might be not engaged into any softwares, but common, it is pretty clear that it is better for you to stand by the need of the accountancy services more than the opportunity for people to make their decisions what is better for them by themselves.
All you are talking about the price, and as I said previously again, it should be a choice of any business to decide how expensive it is. About duplication - I replied to you previously, but seems like you will repeat it even more times than I think
So, to keep it short, if you want to leave a final word after yourself, you are welcome to do so. Again, as I said previously, I don't see much sense in such type of a conversation. You are trying to build an image of an independent adviser (to me it is pretty clear that there is no way to stay objective as everything around us is subjective), so good luck with that, thank you very much for your time and have a good day!
