Comparisons
What Steda replaces, and what it does not
Four comparisons against the tools already in your QuickBooks subscription. Each one is a table with a verdict on every row, a list of where the other product leads, and a list of who should not buy Steda. Every claim about the other product has a source at the foot of the page.
Steda Receivables
Collections that run from your aging, and a portal where your customers pay you
Steda Receivables and QuickBooks reminders →
QuickBooks sends reminders already, and for a small ledger that is enough. The question is what happens when the list is long enough that the same three emails go to the customer who always pays and the customer who never does.
The Steda portal and QuickBooks Payments →
Both let a customer pay an invoice online. The differences worth knowing are whose account the money lands in, whose branding the payer sees, and what a large bank payment costs.
Or read the whole of Steda Receivables.
Steda Registers
Fixed assets, prepaid expenses, leases and loans, and Texas property tax, on one close
Steda Registers and Fixed Asset Manager →
Fixed Asset Manager ships inside QuickBooks Desktop Premier Accountant and Enterprise at no extra cost, and it calculates depreciation on six bases. If it is working for you, keep it. This page is for the shops where it is not, and it says which ones those are.
Steda Registers and QuickBooks Online Advanced →
QuickBooks Online Advanced carries a fixed asset feature that creates a schedule and posts book depreciation every month on its own. It is genuinely useful and it is already in a plan some companies pay for. The gap is the tax book.
Or read the whole of Steda Registers.