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I have been searching for the perfect software to load onto my laptop that would archive invoices and allow me to create them. I have read many bad reviews on the leading business software, such as QuickBooks, and am wondering what would be the "perfect" solution.
Thanks.
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it may be more than what you are looking for but it's a full accounting program/banking program/inventory program.
http://www.sofotex.com/
Free-Accounting-download_L25724.html
If you copy/paste the second line into the address bar after clicking the actual link I gave, it will take you to the program. For some reason when I tried to copy/paste the whole thing here, the URL portion ending with .com/ was all starred out so I had to separate it manually to have it show up correctly.
TONI
I know I'm a bit late to the party but this is a good program and it runs on P.C. or Mac
http://www.bee-software.net/invoice-software/downloads/
I'm using VersaCheck Smart Invoice & Estimates 8. Really like it. Just a standalone.
Hi,
Just stumbled across this post and have to shout out for Tradeshift: free, simple and web based invoicing platform. You can add your business contacts to your network and also invoice companies outside Tradeshift for free (they receive the invice as a PDF attached to an email). Also, you leave comments on each invoice in order to keep all communication attached to that specific invoice!
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