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QuickBooks Download Tools – Cuts Endless Hours of Time Downloading Credit Cards and Bank Statements
Happy Friday!
Have you ever gotten so frustrated with the download methods available to you with using QuickBooks?
Quicken products have been programmed for very simple and easy use with downloading credit cards and bank accounts for some time now.
However QuickBooks downloads have been a bit of a challenge for most people. When you download from most banks and credit cards in IIF format, once you are back in QuickBooks, you have to click on each item one at a time to enter it into your QuickBooks registers which wastes precious time. With that method there is no button to click “accept all” for them to import all at once…
NOT ANYMORE!!
I have found the most wonderful tools that have saved me countless hours of time re-entering client’s data into Quickbooks. A company called Big Red Consulting, has a multitude of tools for downloading and copying transactions for QuickBooks.
My most favorite is the QIF to IIF convertor. You can download data, seamlessly into QuickBooks this way and it just flows right into your QuickBooks banking or credit card registers so smoothly, like butter!!
Another great tool is the Transaction Copier, which can copy entire general ledgers or invoices, etc from one QuickBooks for to another.
Each tool runs about $59, and is a fabulous investment that will pay for itself many times over!
Have a great weekend everyone!!
Diane Letulier
The QuickBooks Guru
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