Managing Finances

Hi,
I was wondering what are the best ways to manage finances?
Do you use a spreadsheet or keep them all in WHMCS, ClientExec or whatever billing system you use?





__________________The Cube Host - Quality Web Hosting Solutions
24/7 Technical Support - Instant Activation - 99.9% Uptime Guaranteewww.thecubehost.com

I use the one in WHMCS as well as one that I created in Microsoft Excel.





__________________Rageki Web Hosting Solutions - Canada

billing system integrated with quickbooks and run it by your CPA when you want to





__________________w w w . t o t a l s e r v e r s o l u t i o n s . c o m
Tss -- Live Support! Tweaking, Securing, 24x7 Service Monitoring, Monthly Management, Migrations, Restores, Optimization, Consulting
English And Spanish Support!
We do it all @ TotalServerSolutions

I use gnucash for all my accounting - it's free and meets all my requirements.http://www.gnucash.org/






__________________RJH Enterprises UK Shared Hosting | UK Reseller Hosting | UK VPS Hosting | UK Dedicated Servers Website Design

Out of curiosity, has anyone ever tried a tool like mint.com for business expenses?
I use it for my personal finances, so I'm just curious how well it could be 'hacked' for business uses.
-mike





__________________Limestone Networks - Dedicated Server Hosting
Premium Network - 24/7/365 Support - Dual Intel Xeon Servers Now Available
Dallas Datacenter - Fully Routed Backend Networkhttp://www.limestonenetworks.com 1-877-586-0555

Quote:



Originally Posted by Mike - Limestone


Out of curiosity, has anyone ever tried a tool like mint.com for business expenses?
I use it for my personal finances, so I'm just curious how well it could be 'hacked' for business uses.
-mike


I haven't tried mint.com, looks pretty nice. How good is it?





__________________LaneHost Solutions, Inc. | Certified WHMCS ResellerUS Based High Redundancy RAID-10 Affordable Shared

It's not really meant as a business app. I think you would need a better business ledger than mint.com or other online variants. Remember, this could lead you into legal issues and you're best to handle it as such.





__________________█ powerMonster.net---It's different here!█ Shared/Reseller/Refugee Hosting█ FAST servers in LA, Dallas, and Chicago. | cPanel/Fantastico or DirectAdmin/Installatron hosting!█ We may be small in size but we're BIG on customer service! | Call us toll-free 1.888.245.9622

We already run business accountant software for our business. WHMCS allows you to export client data into your accounting program.
My question regarding mint.com was for managing personal finance.





__________________LaneHost Solutions, Inc. | Certified WHMCS ResellerUS Based High Redundancy RAID-10 Affordable Shared

For personal finance it's great. Also checkout quickenonline.com. It has some better budget features, but both are great for personal finance.





__________________█ powerMonster.net---It's different here!█ Shared/Reseller/Refugee Hosting█ FAST servers in LA, Dallas, and Chicago. | cPanel/Fantastico or DirectAdmin/Installatron hosting!█ We may be small in size but we're BIG on customer service! | Call us toll-free 1.888.245.9622

Quote:



Originally Posted by RJH Enterprises


I use gnucash for all my accounting - it's free and meets all my requirements.http://www.gnucash.org/



I also use this, excellent program.

Just wondering, but how do you export finaces from WHMCS to a Spreadsheet.





__________________The Cube Host - Quality Web Hosting Solutions
24/7 Technical Support - Instant Activation - 99.9% Uptime Guaranteewww.thecubehost.com

We use WHMCS and an Excel spreadsheet for intangible things like Hosting. Quickbooks for our store POS and accounting. I'm going to check out Mint for my personal finances, looks neat.
-fin
Thales





__________________Worried about the recession and job loss?LEARN, ADAPT, SRVIVE.COMI RECOMMEND: Limestone Networks, HostDime, Carat Networks, InnoHosting, MediaTemple.