Companies using older versions of Intuit QuickBooks know all too well that there will come a time when they will need to find a third-party product for some data-related task – whether that’s importing data or fixing data-related issues, or something else.

This tends to be less important for QuickBooks Online customers – primarily because the database is managed by Intuit with minimal access to outside developers coupled by the fact that most online customers tend to be much smaller than those using desktop versions.

Some of the more popular data and security-related apps available include:

There are many, many other apps available on the marketplace with a large concentration of apps available for integrating and synchronizing between QuickBooks and ecommerce platforms like WooCommerce, Shopify, eBay, Amazon, Big Commerce, Etsy, and more.

There are other apps available specifically for QuickBooks Desktop versions of the software. Any company using QuickBooks Desktop for a few years has certainly heard of at least a few of these and should know what’s available as it’s probably just a matter of time before you can find some use for one of these in your business.

If you’re consistently hampered by database issues, slow system performance, or other data and security-related problems then you may have reached the end of your life with QuickBooks. Contact us to learn why companies outgrowing QuickBooks most often switch to Sage Intacct.Learn how a move to a new financial solution enables companies to make timely and informed business decisions through real-time financial and operational reporting.