danielvanacker
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
We'll update that page to be more clear. What are you paying for QBO currently?
We still support customers from past pivots (albeit on maintenance mode).
That said, we think the landscape is shifting. AI and automation are changing how accounting gets done, and the next generation of software won’t be about preserving unintuitive workflows. It’ll be about eliminating unnecessary manual work and giving both businesses and accountants better tools.
QuickBooks has deep roots, but businesses today expect more than just accountant-approved tools. They want real-time insights, automation, and software that works for both them and their accountants.
We think that’s a powerful complement to Excel, not a replacement. And of course, exporting to Excel/Google Sheets is always an option.
On Excel’s dominance, we hear that loud and clear. We’re not trying to fight it, but we do think a built-in spreadsheet unlocks some powerful automation and AI-driven workflows that wouldn’t be possible otherwise. And yes, accessing sheets via the API is possible!
On the long-term commitment, good question. We did pivot in the past, but this is the problem we’re committed to solving. SMB accounting is broken, and we’re in it for the long haul.