Quickbooks 2008

Oct 22, 2007 7 Replies

Will I have any problems importing/integrating RMS data to Quickbooks 2008? I am currently looking to upgrade from Quickbooks 2005. I know that RMS 2.0 is compatible with QB 2007 but what about QB 2008?


I had no problems after I upgraded to QB2008. Craig

Just wanted to let everyone know I have just finished integrating the Quickbooks 2008 Pro Canadian version with RMS 2.0 (Direct mode), this includes PO export as bill, I was using 2006 which didn?t allow you to do the direct integration it was all iif files. It?s sad that before this I tried Microsoft financial software and it didn?t do the same integration, I would have thought a Microsoft application would work better with RMS but that?s apparently silly thinking on my part.

RB

"Str> Will I have any problems importing/integrating RMS data to Quickbooks 2008?

RB, I am trying to integrate QB Premier 2007: Retail Edition Canadian version with RMS2.0 without success so far - can you share the integration steps?

Thank you Chris

"RB" wrote:

First I opened Quickbooks 2008 Pro and logged in as the admin to the quickbooks file (we have separate accounts for each user)

Then I opened SO Manager > Configuration > Accounting ? Accounting Software: Quicbooks 2003 and Later, then clicked retrieve, (in quickbooks it asks is it okay if the program accesses your company file i allowed it to access everything) it finished by copying the company name and all was good, I then went to Utilities > Import Quickbooks, this brings the account numbers etc in, I didn?t import the vendors or customers because I had already set them up in RMS.

In the older versions of Quickbooks when I hit retrieve it wouldn?t work so I?m not 100% sure 2007 will I only tired 2006 before this

Hope this helps

"Chris_M" wrote:

Doug,

I am in the same boat -- HQ and looking for accounting software that integrates. I am still running 1.3R so I may have more trouble.

Has anyone found a solution that works well?

Thanks,

Dan

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