I use both programs because they do different things. Xero is a traditional accounting program with the usual Chart of Accounts. But I don't want to input every single transaction into that program, as it is made to track large chunks of data. For example, if I sell $100 of books at a conference, Xero only needs to know money in - money out (for printing costs, etc). It doesn't need, nor is it designed to track the data on each book. BUT, I need that somewhere! Scribecount does that task far better than Xero, QuickBooks or other similar programs can. Hope that helps! Darcy
Are you suggesting to use ScribeCount in addition to Xero.com or instead of? Is ScribeCount a full accounting program as well?
Thanks for the helpful post!
I use both programs because they do different things. Xero is a traditional accounting program with the usual Chart of Accounts. But I don't want to input every single transaction into that program, as it is made to track large chunks of data. For example, if I sell $100 of books at a conference, Xero only needs to know money in - money out (for printing costs, etc). It doesn't need, nor is it designed to track the data on each book. BUT, I need that somewhere! Scribecount does that task far better than Xero, QuickBooks or other similar programs can. Hope that helps! Darcy