Thanks Mark_R
It looks that in QBO most of the things need to be accomplished with workarounds, extra steps and additional work, sometime I think QBO has nothing to do with Intuit. QB Desktop (also made by Intuit) is being here for a while and Intuit has managed to do a great accounting software there, I understand desktop and cloud base are complete different animals, but "accounting" is not. QBO is a new product on development stage, they don't need to ask us for a feed back to know what we need or want, just look at your own desktop product, most of the things are there.
Mark, can you picture a service company with 10 techs, working 2 to 5 jobs per day each, and at the end of the week search who make overtime and on what job to create an expense for each of them? I am sure we can create a report for that and then enter the expenses, but it sounds like an additional work. I am not comparing QBO to QBD, I know it took a long time for QBD to be what it is now (I use it since 2003), and big new features were not added every year, but the accounting basic were there since the first time I use it. Bottom line QBO was release before having the basics for a solid business accounting software, it take money to develop a product and that's the phase QBO is now and we are paying for that, hope it be solid good before I retired.
