[Novalug] Business Software
Mark A. Metz
mametz@aol.com
Fri Feb 24 13:49:06 EST 2012
Thanks so much for the excellent recommendations from everyone on
business software. I have a lot to research and review now.
Mark
On 02/24/2012 12:05 PM, Daniel Green wrote:
> I have not found any predictive (suggestion based) accounting software
> for Linux. It's best to use a web based application where you can
> access it with any major web browser. Give it about another 6 months
> and I'm sure some developer will release one on the web. Google apps
> is another good place to look.
>
> We use a suite of different tools. Gnucash, vertex42, vtigerCRM,
> simpleinvoices, quickbooks, POS, etc... But we are leaning towards
> SaaS platforms.
>
> We are starting to see that some POS systems tend to be better at
> processing sales, taxes, reporting, cash flow, etc...
>
> Resources:
> We use these!
> www.vertex42.com/ <http://www.vertex42.com/>; vertex42 great and
> simple resources
> simpleinvoices.com <http://simpleinvoices.com> ; invoice and reporting
> software
> www.vtiger.com/ <http://www.vtiger.com/> ; crm, invoicing, etc...
> quickbooks.intuit.com <http://quickbooks.intuit.com>
>
> We have not tried these yet!
> http://www.zoho.com/creator/;
> http://waveaccounting.com/ ;
> http://pulseapp.com/ ;cashflow management
>
>
> ----Daniel
>
> http://www.techais.com <http://www.techais.com/>
>
> 3. Business Software (Mark A. Metz)
>
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> Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:17:05 -0500
> From: "Mark A. Metz" <mametz@aol.com <mailto:mametz@aol.com>>
> Subject: [Novalug] Business Software
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> Hey freelancer and contractor types. Tax season is motivating a
> question.
>
> Can anyone recommend some business software that runs under Linux
> natively (i.e., not under WINE)? Incoming and outgoing cash flow
> for a
> service business and tax help (i.e., recommendations or business
> deductions; not actually doing federal, state, or local taxes) are
> most
> important. The ability to generate invoices is not a major need, and
> the need to track inventory is completely unnecessary.
>
> I can web search myself so I'm looking for firsthand experience.
>
> I will consider, "Get an accountant," a legitimate response. ; )
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
>
> --
>
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