Xero: not a promise but a reality
Overall Satisfaction with Xero
I use Xero to manage my IT company, it's easy to use and easy to train new users.
Pros
- Bank reconciliation
- Report generation
- Graphs and projections
- Invoices, quotes and bills
- Mobile app
- Xero Support
Cons
- Add offline version (very important for third world countries like Vanuatu)
- Payment portals (add more and add WordPress integration)
- Duplicates during bank reconciliation imports
- Allow customers to create an online account from which they can access all their past transactions (invoices, quotes and bills) on the Portal
- Allow more dashboard customization (more graphs)
- Reduced errors
- Time saved (no backups, quick reports, Xero Support)
- Improved financial stability and projection
In my opinion, the main competitor to Xero is QuickBooks but I migrated from QuickBooks to Xero because I was looking for an accounting software with an interface easier to use.
Do you think Xero delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Xero's feature set?
Yes
Did Xero live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Xero go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Xero again?
Yes
Xero Feature Ratings
Using Xero
1 - Director
No one really, Xero is very easy to setup and use. Support is more required for the accounting part of it but this has nothing to do with Xero as a software.
- Invoice management
- Bank reconciliation for tax return
- Financial performance tracking
- See when customers open invoices or not
- Bank reconciliation automatic field filling and automatic matches
- Generate critical reports with a single click for tax return for example
- Integrate a custom payment portal to Xero
- Integrate Xero to a retail POS system
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