Comments on: CCRSoftware and QuickBooks 2010

By: Charlie

Charlie — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 02:20:29 +0000

Jerry, feel free to contact our sales staff directly at sales@ccrsoftware.com, as it is easier to correspond that way.

With all of our products you can print bar code info using any field, in any report. We also have a specific bar code printing product (not listed on our web site) if you want to print labels from the item list, etc.

As for scanning, we don’t have anything off the shelf that deals with that. You can use a bar code scanner connected to your computer to use a bar code as a replacement for a keyboard, without any special software (other than what comes with the scanner, and what you use to PRINT the bar codes). We don’t have any special purpose programs that would assist you in things like physical inventories, etc.

By: jerry Mabie

jerry Mabie — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:26:25 +0000

We are looking at your software. Our main goal is to integrate bar code into our invoice systems to track serial numbers of products shipped to our customers. Can your system handle card code printing and scanning ?

By: Charlie

Charlie — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:15:43 +0000

Kraig, if you go to our primary web site at http://www.ccrsoftware.com/, you will find the info that you are looking for. You can download fully functional demo versions of our products. As far as how much time and effort it takes, that depends on which product you are interested in and what features you wish to use. For the most part they are simple to install and use. Some features may take more work to set up, depending on the results you are trying to get.

By: Kraig

Kraig — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:45:55 +0000

Charlie

You answered a question for me on QB’s today. I maybe interest in your software. Is there a demo? Can we try it out first? How much does it take to start using it? Is there alot of updating to do and extra time involved?

Kraig

By: Charlie

Charlie — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:05:41 +0000

Sally, I don’t work with the UPS shipping product in QuickBooks so I can’t give you an answer about that. Other third party products generally work OK on QB 2010 (my software does). Windows 7 – that is up to the third party developer but it usually isn’t an issue for anything that has been written to be compatible with Vista. There are some people who remark on compatibility issues with QB 2010 on Windows 7, but in general that works. You can see my article on QB and Windows 7 in my other blog, http://qbblog.ccrsoftware.info/2009/10/quickbooks-and-windows-7/

By: sALLY SEABERT

sALLY SEABERT — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:37:14 +0000

I am updatig to qb2010 and am having issues wth the shipping manager. It does not give me the pricing that I am being billed. Fed ex is right on the money, but UPS doesn’t include rural charges, surcharges etc ec…I
‘ve been underbilling for over a year…and I blame quickbooks. My ups account number is in the system. Why won’t the program bill what the account has been set up for?
Now I’m afraid that other stuff won’t work with qb2010. What abot window 7.? Has that been giving 2010 problems too? Just questions

By: Charlie

Charlie — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:47:40 +0000

Mr. Jacks, there are a number of bugs in QuickBooks, both in the product itself and in the programming interface that they provide to third party developers. This sometimes limits what can be done with a third party product.

However, all features of our off-the-shelf product (CCRQBOM) work perfectly well with QuickBooks 2010. There are some new features in QB 2010 (particularly in the Enterprise edition) that are not accessible via third party programs, but that shouldn’t cause any problems.

CCRQBOM uses the data in QuickBooks itself. If you issue a “build” in CCRQBOM it is 100% identical to issuing a “build” in QuickBooks, so all inventory interaction is identical. In fact, the issuing of a build is actually done by QuickBooks, even if it is intiated by our product. If you have specific questions please don’t hesitate to contact us at sales@ccrsoftware.com

By: David Jacks

David Jacks — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:04:38 +0000

We are a small manufacturer. We currently are still using QB 2002 for all of our invoicing, order entry and accounting.

Separately we maintain our own MRP, Purchasing and Indentured Bills of Material which, as you know, is very awkward.

We are looking to invest in QB2010 as well as to try your $150 software program that permits multi-level BOM’s (I like that). How does this interface with QB2010 with regards to inventory depletion, purchasing and itemized costing of the BOM? Those are my 3 big questions.

Also, I am concerned about your mention of “bugs” that cause trouble with your software.

Please advise. Your product seems, at first blush, to be good one for us.

David