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receipts can be scanned, emailed or retrieved from various suppliers and then transferred directly into the software. This eliminates the data entry for many users

For accountants to be able to set up a password for a specific date to stop their clients from making back dated entries into a previous fiscal year where their accountant has already done Year End adjustment entries for them

Opening accounts receivable is not very friendly at the moment. If I want to add a receivable invoice al I can do is add a balance to an account. So if I have an invoice with GST i need to add amount of GST to that account, save and another to wha...

Bank transfers in Plaid are not working very well. If you transfer $100 from savings to chequing, there is a deposit in chequing of $100, however in the transaction this go to and from checking, creating an in and out, and the same thing happens i...

I have a customer that has 5 different people entering invoices and 1 primary bookkeeper that does everything else. The primary bookkeeper does not want those who enter invoices to have acess to ther other data - solely the capability of entering ...

When setting up your business information, you should be allowed to pick which provinces that you do business in, so the proper taxes are used. For example in my case my farm is in Quebec but we border Ontario. All the farm dealers are in Ontario,...

I haven't upgraded for a long time so maybe this has been improved but the cashflow report on my version is not very useful. If you look at MB Ag's Farm Plan (Available Free) they have a very good cash flow statement that has a lot of detail for p...

Save time by having to go back to an adding machine to recalculate when the auto calculation is wrong As per customer suggestion at cps 2020

I had a customer and her accountant express frustration when comparing a/r and a/p reports, to the general ledger report, specifically in how adjustments to opening balances were not shown on the GL. It would be nice if there was a way to easily s...