I would give it 4 stars if it would also convert newer versions of Quicken over like it claims, but it don't, and the conversion tool does not make a difference either.

I like that, as I prefer my own backup system. QuickBooks does give you the option to save to a Intuit cloud with larger space at extra fees, or just to your own backup drives.

Worse yet, there is space, but not allowable to use space, so you could at least put an 'X' manually yourself, to help remind you there is an attachment and save some of your valuable time. There is not a paper clip icon, nor a check mark at all in the Registry view that can help. You will forget soon enough though, then you will be wasting away way to much of your valuable time just checking each entry by going into the check window to see if the attachment icon has a count on receipt or not.

Then after you have your attachment attached and go back to the Registry window.Guess what! There is NOT A CLUE if you did an attachment for that entry or not. You have to go to the check writing window to get to the attachment window. The thing I hate most about this desktop version, is to add attachments to an entry just is not handy.

If you are a Quicken 2014 up user, unlike those versions of Quicken, this does the math correct, but not as easy to use as Quicken, has more complexities then a small business needs, but could come in handy for larger business. I would go back to Quicken Home & Business if it worked right.but it don't since 2014

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