New Whitepaper Explores the Pitfalls of Companies Outgrowing QuickBooks

When you’re just starting out, it’s good to stick with what you know, what’s affordable, and what’s built for a business of your size. For most small businesses, this means the adoption of an Entry-level accounting system like QuickBooks, which is built to handle the basic needs of entrepreneurs—offering basic functionality at a reasonable price.

How Can You Tell You’ve Outgrown QuickBooks?

This is great for the early stages of a business, but when you begin to grow, you begin to notice that your software isn’t helping you get what you need—the right information at the right time, and isn’t making your job any easier. It takes longer to close the books, the software runs slower, and essentially, you begin to learn that the software is holding you back.

In an earlier rinehimerbaker blog, we explored some of the biggest red flags that pop up—limited reporting, double entry and keying errors, impersonal support, a lack of integration, and lack of speed—that appear when your business outgrows QuickBooks. We followed this up with an article highlighting the three biggest things holding your finance department back and the five biggest mistakes made at growing companies.

Take Your Accounting to the Next Level

Today, we would like to share with you a new, complete resource helping you to take inventory of where you are now and to make a decision that can facilitate growth by making your job easier. Our new whitepaper, Outgrowing QuickBooks—How to Know It’s Time to Change, shares with readers:

• Eight Signs that Your Organization Isn’t Achieving Its Potential
• Major Considerations You Should Make When Choosing a New Accounting Software
• Six Steps to Implementing a New Accounting Software Built for Company Growth

Outgrowing QuickBooks: Challenges and Opportunities

All this and more is available when you download Outgrowing QuickBooks—How to Know It’s Time to Change. Learn more by reading the first 3 pages of the whitepaper below: