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I’ve been reviewing Peachtree accounting software for over 15 years now, and it remains a formidable competitor to Intuit’s market-leader QuickBooks. More than anything, Peachtree by Sage is known for accounting accumen and depth; it’s–arguably–as easy to use as QuickBooks, though its look and feel aren’t quite as elegant.
Sage North America today announced its 2010 line of Peachtree by Sage — five core products whose upgrade path can take a small business from the entrepreneur/startup stage to nearly midrange territory.
Sage’s five products are Peachtree First Accounting, Peachtree Pro Accounting, Peachtree Complete Accounting, Peachtree Premium Accounting, and Peachtree Quantum. Prices start at $99.99 and go up to $4,450.
New features improve internal communication and collaboration. They include a new Customer Manager Center, enhanced transaction histories, and new business analytics. Additional improvements have been made in the areas of backup, employee management, and password security. You can now have two companies open simultaneously and assign multiple contacts per company.
Peachtree Quantum has added more sophisticated features, like a new dashboard and the Order Process Workflow tool, which tracks the status of the order process so nothing gets missed.
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How much security do you have for your business?
posted by Happy Business Guy @ 9:41 PM
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
How much business security do you have for your business? This applies only for online business. If your business is in the USA and you ship only to the USA, how can you protect from fraud?. One great tool to use is on line tracking for customers. Its a small HTML code you can put into your home page and the customers wont know. If you see that its someone from another county, you can put that IP address, into your Security tool area, for IP address and select ALLOW or BLOCK. If your printing business checks, you need to make sure it has alot of security features on it. Most important is to make sure it has a PANTOGRAPH of VOID on the check.
If your using online accounting software, or desktop accounting software, put a password for each user. Make sure you use a good complex password for your online banking. If your using a laptop in a public area and need to use WI-FI, make sure your have a privacy screen to keep others from looking at your information. If you have alot of paper work with customers info on it, keep it in a secret area that only certain people know. The more security you have, the better your company is protected from thefts and etc….