Sorry to say none of the above helps me.
my company year end on 31st July, and QBD turns off at the end of the June.. so i will not be able to complete and finialise my accounts before it discontinues.
my QBDesktop has all my company transactions data going back to 2006.
i have extensvely researched QDO and its a cheap dumbed down version of Desktop - not what i expected from Intuit...my QB DESKTOP has all the functionality that qbo hasnt...i have been reading user experiences on this forum tonight and i am shocked to say they have been asking for SALES ORDERS for 4 years, these companies and mine run manufacturing businesses where sales orders are expected by our client to acknowledge order received and to control stock levels... the QB Tech posters could only suggest using ESTIMATES ....clear they do not know who business accounting and bushiness operate.
i would move to QBO if it had the fuctionality but it doesnt, the fact INTUIT has thrown its long standing desktop customers under the bus is testiment to your customer support.
i note from your company account your spent 140million on sales and marketing and 44 million only on product development and tech support.
Quickbooks Desktop i HAVE BEEN PROUD TO SAY I USE to my business owner friends, the business forums i am member of and the FSB and sang its praises to the British Bank but i cant say that now.
So how can i complete my year end when you locked the software that i actually bought out right ?
Finally, QB say its because of HMRC MTD and you couldnt connect to an offline pc, well this morning you expired my desktop and i had to ring tech support for 45mins to get it re-synced. Up and till today my product didnt have a expiry date..now after the fear lockout this morning its showing the 1/7/2023...what did you do?
ps, other reasons QBO is not suitable, No sales order, restrictive templates for documents, DBDT data DOSE NOT transfer over, MTX are lost, proper stock control, custom data fields lost, only 3 data fields per document (inc, est, bill) all the 17 years of transaction history lost... 75% is re-occurring business with existing customer for what they bought before. [Removed] (in UK)
