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Mara Ermogemous

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I am looking to sync contacts from Quickbooks desktop to Hubspot, contacts only, it seems there is only expensive solutions which is not justifying for my use case of contacts only sync... any advice?

I have not come across an easy or inexpensive way to sync with Quickbooks Desktop. This might be one of those scenarios where you have to determine effort/expense vs impact of either investesting in the sync or considering a migration to QBO. I know that neither of those are easy decisions.

You need code that is going to have to be installed on a PC on-premises with secure access to the QB data files. If any support is needed, the devs are going to be using old-school remote access IT-support tools.

If it is something that you want to sync periodically, then as long as you can export the QB Enterprise contact records into a CSV - that could be fed into a cloud-based app to handle the HubSpot side (Zapier and many other ways to solve it)

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My company uses the desktop version of Quickbooks enterprise (not the online). Our company does not want to change to online because there are certain things that the desktop version has that we need for our company accounting purposes.

Just updated to latest operating system for my iMac (Sonoma 14.0) and Quickbooks desktop (latest version was 2019 before they forced everyone into their overpriced online version) doesn't work. Is it incompatible with the new iMac OS ?

It is absolutely not compatible. I found this out the hard way and had to restore my Mac back to Ventura a few weeks ago. This was preferable to paying Intuit's subscription fees when previously, a desktop license bought worked for years. It's a dirty business model, in my opinion. I'm thoroughly frustrated with so many companies going to subscription-only services so they can steadily bleed their customers for more money. Anyone abort using Quicken for something else? If so, what did you switch to?

I upgraded to Mac OS 14.1.2 and my Quickbooks 2019 Desktop for Mac now works. Apple must have fixed something in the earlier release of OS 14 to fix the problem causing Quickbooks to stop working with the earlier release of Mac OS 14.

Just upgraded to Sonoma 14.3.1 today and all is good so far. 1st version, QB crashed. Got my old 2013 upgraded as far as I could get it and ran QB until there was a fix and everything was good...yea! Much prefer just running one laptop for everything. I do just the most basic things on Quickbooks. Definitely, not worth current costs! Will be looking around for other options. Good luck everyone!

I'm running QuickBooks 2020 for Mac on Sonoma 14.1.1 tonight, no issues. I was wondering if anyone else has found an alternative local (non-cloud) alternative. In the worst case I can do everything in a spreadsheet since my needs are very simple. But I have enjoyed the simplicity of QB over the years. Agree with others, I wish they didn't switch their business model to cloud-only, subscription-based. Grrr.

But, I still use QB 2019 to track work I do on the side for former customers who are more like friends. That way, I can prove to the IRS (if they happen to do an audit) that what I invoice them for is not all profit. I can also provide the proof of expenses to produce the work, and then of course have a number for the actual net income.

All that said, there's no telling how long these older titles will run on Apple Silicon Macs. In the user's favor, there's a lot of x86 software out there. And not everything will be updated to a native app. Plus, unlike Rosetta 1 in Leopard and Snow Leopard, Apple developed Rosetta 2 on their own. So there's no licensing or other legal roadblocks to using it as long as they want.

And yes, like you, I absolutely will not use subscription accounting software. Especially not for my very simple retiree needs. Problem is, darn near everything out there is subscription software, whether it's desktop or online only access (I can't imagine why anyone would want their business data on a remote server, no matter whose it is).

You normally only get that box if you installed QuickBooks on a Mac where it was never registered before. Or, more specifically, you may have the same Mac, but installed the OS on an erased volume. Then the box to pester you to register the software will appear.