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I am certainly not the expert a lot of people on here are so don't take my advise too seriously, but I mean it when I say trail what your fancy, and when you get your first client choice a system then depending on their needs. I have rang them on several occasions for clients and potential clients and they are brill, Their proadvisor advertising does get you noticed but often people will just pick your brains, but the advise line is very helpful as the clients themselves find it very hard to get through and being an advisor your call does take proprierty. I have found the proadvisor support line very good. Neither of them really prepare you for the real world. I think the training is much the same as with the Sage certification, a minute to learn but a lifetime to master. they are now starting to offer days training and I think they do one in Birmingham later in the year. I found the training to be quite good, I qualified both desktop and online. I have recently had a look at VT cash book which is free and you get VT transaction plus for 60 days and having never used it before found I liked it.Īnyway back to your question. I was very tempted by Solar but then i went down the Proadvisor route but that looks good.

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Software is personal choice so if you wernt that keen on the trail, then try some others.

Having said that, it is a good system, a lot is personal choice and your proposed client base. Im now wondering whether to stay as a proadvisor (I can still use the software), or not. (Dont sign up as a proadvisor untill you have a client), I did because I wanted a good package to offer, so coneequenctly I tied myself to 12 months whether i'd any client or not, which isnt good for cash flow. I am a quickbooks proadvisor and I do like this, but a bit of advise from the wise. that I’ve seen so far have been geared towards American audience.Īll advice and opinions gratefully received. Of course, if anyone knows of another way to learn it, that would be great as well. But I am more concerned about training so that I can offer it as an option. I know it’s a bit risky to invest in the software when I don’t have any demand for it.

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So, could I ask some of you Quickbooks experts to advise me on the following please:ġ) If I took the Pro Advisor Route, how good is the training? Is it structured so that you work through everything logically? Is the training exclusive to Pro Advisors (rather than just the online help that I’ve already seen)?Ģ) Once you are Certified Pro Advisor, do you feel capable of being able to use Quickbooks to do everything we learned up to Associate level (and hopefully, to Member level)?ģ) Does the training include Payroll training? Would you feel confident in finding your way around tricky things, like how to deal with Childcare Vouchers and various pension schemes as well as statutory payments? How does it compare with Sage Instant Payroll?Ĥ) Am I right in thinking that Quickbooks is a popular software used by many businesses (maybe second to Sage)?ĥ) If a potential client asked for a Quickbooks bookkeeper, could I accept? How quickly could I learn to use it competently?

Even though I had access to online help, I wasn’t able to use it fully.

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I recently had a one-month trial and didn’t find it very intuitive. I wonder if I could get some advice on Quickbooks please.