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Before you make the move to the cloud, you should consider the needs of your business in the following areas:

 Invoicing, point of sale, electronic payment, and customer relationship management

 Financial and tax reporting

 Budgeting

 Time tracking and payroll

 Inventory, job costing, and job scheduling

 Managing company expenses and vendor bills

Beyond the advantages described in the preceding section, the particular needs of a business might dictate whether you can use QBO. For example, QBO won’t work for you if your business has industry-specific needs or is mid-sized and needs to use ODBC-compliant applications. In addition, QBO won’t work for you if you need to

 Track your balance sheet by class.

 Process more than 350,000 transactions annually.

 Track labor costs.

 Manage a robust inventory that supports making and selling finished goods.

In any of these cases, you would probably be better off with one of Intuit’s “designed for desktop use” products like traditional QuickBooks Pro, Premier, or Enterprise.

When QBO and QBOA were first released, the U.S. version didn’t support multiple currencies. That feature has been added to both products. And, you can set a “home currency” without enabling multicurrency support. See Chapter 3 for more information.