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Cashbook Complete Accounting can help manage your company's finances. It can handle most any bookkeeping task. It will manage incoming and outgoing expenses, employee timesheets, list of contacts, and invoices for projects and jobs. You can also use it to run and print invoices, balance sheets, and profit and loss reports, and e-mail them to your customers or export them to financial-planning software. It will manage your company's bank accounts and even import data from your bank. There's a built-in backup utility, too.
Cashbook Complete Accounting is a good accounting solution for small- to medium-size companies. The interface is easy to navigate and user friendly. Those who have used accounting software such as Quick Books and Quicken will have no problems using Cashbook Complete Accounting. For users new to accounting software, the Help file contains all the information you need to get up and running quickly. You can also run a setup wizard that will walk you through the process of getting started. For more help, the program's complete instruction manual is available by clicking the Miscellaneous tab.
This is a 90-day trial version of the software. When you install it, Cashbook Complete Accounting adds an icon to the desktop without asking, but it uninstalls completely with no problems, should you opt not to keep using it. Cashbook Complete Accounting is a good, affordable bookkeeping solution for small business owners.
Publisher's Description
From Acclaim Software:
Cashbook Complete accounting software is specially designed for small businesses. It includes a cash book, bank records, budgets, a contact manager, invoicing, statements, bills to pay (creditors), time sheets, projects, quotes, graphs, and a report writer to help you write your own ad hoc queries. Version 4.0 can import bank statements from the Internet and e-mail your invoices and statements. It handles VAT correctly for the UK, Ireland and South Africa, and handles GST correctly for Australia and New Zealand.
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"Doesn't quite make the grade"
Version: Cashbook Complete Accounting 4.0
Pros
Easy to use and generally well designed. Omits all those geeky procedures that are often found in accounting software and only trained accountants can understand. A really nice GST 101 report for New Zealand customers - the best out there.
Cons
A little DOS-like (old and spartan) in its appearance. But what happened to the unlimited free trial period? That's why I use it. However, my copy expired and it would not let me access my own data! Luckily I had a hard copy of all my transactions and I was able to enter them all into another accounting product - yes I certainly was not going to purchase Cashbook Complete after this experience. (I also found that I could break into the underlying files [they're in .mdb format] containing my own data using Microsoft Access).
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"defective trial period"
Version: Cashbook Complete Accounting 4.0
Summary
After four years, I kept getting a message to upgrade. I didn't need the upgrade. Only way to contact company is thru email. After several emails back & forth(to no avail), program locked up and wouldn't let me access any info.
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"All you will need."
Version: Cashbook Complete Accounting 4.0
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"Any small business should buy it now"
Version: Cashbook Complete Accounting 4.0
Summary
Easy, simple to use giving the detail required without being overkill.
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"Very easy to use"
Version: Cashbook Complete Accounting 4.0
Summary
Drop down windows are great, easy to read and form wizards make changes very easy
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