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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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…