QuickBooks Desktop Pro vs Credflow Comparison

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QuickBooks Desktop Pro

Accounting Software

4.3 3,153 user ratings

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79% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Credflow

Accounting Software

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Overview

Description

QuickBooks Desktop Pro software is a platform used to manage transactions workflows. The software offers receipt management tools to capture receipt data, expenses and record multiple transactions. Schedule statement emails and customize payments across your customer communications. Small, Medium companies make use of the software. Read more

Credflow is an SME managing software that helps small enterprises with handling finances. The platform helps businesses to manage their cash flow and make decisions by applying deep insights. Moreover, businesses can reduce their dependency on the accounts department by a smooth distribution of information even when the services are remote. Companies can also track communication history with clients. Businesspersons can create schemes of incentives for their debtors. Besides, they can avoid poor debts and control their credit extension. It also provides real-time reports for promoters that are auto-generated. Businesspersons opting for their services get automated reminders of payment along with invoice auto-sharing. It further helps the companies with an understanding of their finances by projecting cash flow, analysing the ageing of debtors and the average period of collection. Besides, the data input is secured with multiple layers of security. It does the job by end-to-end encryptions with a strict privacy policy. Read more

Pricing Options

Free Trial Available
Starts at $27.00.

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SW Score & Breakdown

84% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Features The Feature Score % is calculated using the weighted average method, where core features hold more weight in the final calculation. Read more

96%
Reviews

85%
Momentum

60%
Popularity

60%

79% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Features The Feature Score % is calculated using the weighted average method, where core features hold more weight in the final calculation. Read more

79%
Reviews

60%
Momentum

63%
Popularity

84%

Features

Total Features	14 Features	7 Features
Common Features for All	Accounts Payable Handling the money owed by a business to its suppliers. Accounts Receivable Handling the money the client owes to the company. Bank Reconciliation Matching the balances of an entity's accounting records with the corresponding information on a bank statement. Billing and Invoicing This feature helps in issuing and handling the invoice and bills. Cash Management Collection and management of cash. Collections Recovery of cash from a business or individual. Expense Tracking Keep a count of your day to day expenses as well as allows you to quickly identify where the expense report is in the approval process. General Ledger Maintaining and recording all the accounting related transactions. Payroll Handling the salary payable to the employees Project Accounting Creation of financial reports specifically designed to track the financial progress of projects Purchasing Acquiring goods or services required for the business at minimal cost Revenue Recognition Determining the specific conditions under which revenue is recognized or accounted for Spend Management Managing the expenditure of a business in order to build its product or services Tax Management Management of finances for payment of tax as well as assessing the advance tax liability to pay your tax in time + 11 More - Show Less	Accounts Payable Handling the money owed by a business to its suppliers. Accounts Receivable Handling the money the client owes to the company. Bank Reconciliation Matching the balances of an entity's accounting records with the corresponding information on a bank statement. Billing and Invoicing This feature helps in issuing and handling the invoice and bills. Cash Management Collection and management of cash. Collections Recovery of cash from a business or individual. Expense Tracking Keep a count of your day to day expenses as well as allows you to quickly identify where the expense report is in the approval process. General Ledger Maintaining and recording all the accounting related transactions. Payroll Handling the salary payable to the employees Project Accounting Creation of financial reports specifically designed to track the financial progress of projects Purchasing Acquiring goods or services required for the business at minimal cost Revenue Recognition Determining the specific conditions under which revenue is recognized or accounted for Spend Management Managing the expenditure of a business in order to build its product or services Tax Management Management of finances for payment of tax as well as assessing the advance tax liability to pay your tax in time + 4 More - Show Less

Technical Details

Organization Types Supported	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business
Platforms Supported	SaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows	SaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows
Modes of Support	Business Hours Online	Business Hours Online
API Support	Available	NA

Reviews & Ratings

User Rating	4.3/5 3,153 user ratings	1/5 1 user ratings
Rating Distribution	Excellent 44.9% Very Good 41.5% Average 9.4% Poor 2.5% Terrible 1.7%	Excellent 0% Very Good 0% Average 0% Poor 0% Terrible 100%
Review Summary	User reviews on QuickBooks Desktop Pro highlight its ease of use and robust feature set, particularly for managing invoices, payments, and reports. Many users appreciate its user-friendly interface, making it suitable for both accounting professionals and small business owners with limited experience. However, some users express concerns about its price, lack of customization options for invoicing and reporting, and occasional technical glitches. While the desktop version is generally well-received, the online version is often preferred for its cloud-based accessibility.	Not Available
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Pricing

Pricing Options	Free Trial Available Starts at $27.00.	Free Trial Not Available
Pricing Plans Monthly Plans Annual Plans	QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise $1,922.00 $1,922.00 per year QuickBooks Online Plus $27.00 $27.00 per month QuickBooks Online Plus + Payroll Core $40.50 $40.50 per month QuickBooks Online Plus+ Payroll Premium $51.00 $51.00 per month	Lite (Tally) Others Saver (Tally) Others Best Value Pack (Tally) Others Basic (Busy) Others Pro (Busy) Others Premium (Busy) Others
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