QuickBooks Online
Intuit has come out with an iPhone web application that lets you view Your Company’s Finances on Your iPhone. As a QuickBooks Online subscriber, you can now view key company data anywhere you can use your iPhone. Simply go to https://accounting.quickbooks.com/m from your iPhone. Check your accounts receivable and payable, vendor, customer, and employee lists, bank account and credit card balances, balance sheet and profit & loss reports, your QuickBooks Online contact information will work with your iPhone. Call, e-mail, even look up addresses using Google Maps.
Update: Just released in the App Store, Quicken Online Mobile for the iPhone is a free native app from Intuit that will let you update and view your Quicken data on your iPhone.
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I am looking to get an iphone but for the sole purpose of being able to run our small business remotely. I have set up our quickbooks for remote access but I don’t always have the laptop with me. i want something easy to shoot out an invoice or enter payables immediately. Is there a iphone app that will allow this??
I’ve been using dropbox for about 6 months now. I love it. You can get enough space for your quickbooks file for FREE. I installed the program on my desktop and it sets up a file folder. You move your Quickbooks file there. Then I installed the program on my laptop, waited while the program worked and the file showed up very quickly in the new dropbox directory on my laptop.
The best thing is that you do not need an internet connection. Some of the places I travel do not have internet. As long I I use the laptop to connect to the internet before I go (or at McDonald’s along the way) the most current file is with me because dropbox copies the files to your hard drive! Instant backup and instant access on my desktop or laptop to the same file. I still have Carbonite, but I upgraded to the 50G space and with a little research found out how to move my address, calendar and iphoto files into dropbox also. Backup and easy access in one program.
Only problem is that you want to keep those programs above that you have synced closed. Which ever one is closed last, that is the file you will have in dropbox. I moved all those icons to the far left of my dock and just trained myself to keep them closed.
I now work with ALL my files in dropbox. I can access them anywhere I can get internet and if I make a small change, I have the latest copy on all computers.
Has anyone worked with the MobileMe and QB for mac?
Just a way to do invoices would take this a long way. I am on the road and while I am working with a client it would be great to be able to create an invoice so I don’t have to re-enter it at home. I can live without printing it, if I can email/snail-mail it later. I need the total on the spot.
Thank you for sharing this mobile web link…
However, it is so LAME!
I mean…I can look at my data but absolutely no functionality. I would love to be able to pay my employees with Direct deposit from my phone. This is something where a printer is not required…why can’t we make this happen.
Mobile business is mainstream, yet we don’t have a way to actually ‘operate’ away from our computers yet.
Come on…
Sorry for ranting but I hate how the companies that should have SOLID iPhone Apps don’t make it a priority. You know I would pay $$ for it right? I’d probably pay somewhere around $100 if it actually had ‘real’ functionality, not just a glance at what’s going on. I might as well take 5 minutes and log in through my mac and get things done.
I just don’t get it…