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Raingarda Krzynowek
I have been using Quickbooks POS 19 for over 10 years. With it's planned retirement in October, is there any version that will enable me to continue using my current barcodes/price tags and not have to switch to a system and recreate THOUSANDS of barcodes?
Your QuickBooks Desktop POS 19 version will still work. Please ensure you have updated the system to the latest release. This way, you'll get improved performance, fixes security loops and bugs, more security of data, as well as an error-free experience. I'll guide you on how.
It's true that around October, POS 19 customers will no longer have access to critical security patch updates to help protect them from cyber-attacks and data theft. In addition to that, payment and connected services will also be discontinued.
Thank you for this information. Is this POS 19 being replaced with anything that will have the mentioned security in place AND be compatible with current barcodes so I don't have to re-enter and tag over 10,000 inventory items?
We haven't received any news from the management team that says QuickBooks POS will be phased out by October 2023. If that's going to happen, you should receive an email, and there should be an official statement from Intuit in the Community months before the target date.
The updated product affected by service discontinuation after October 3, 2023, is the QuickBooks Desktop Point of Sale version 19. You can check this article to learn more: QuickBooks Desktop service discontinuation policy.
Please know that we tend to discontinue products since we commit to developing easy and straightforward financial tools that help you today and grow with you tomorrow. But it's a balancing act making QuickBooks better and easier to use, while still supporting older versions.
I am so furious with how Intuit has handled this. I asked about this point blank and was lied to. I was told there were no plans to discontinue the POS. Now I have only until October to replace the POS I have been using since version 1! Yes, version ONE. There are no words.
As some people may choose to stick with the POS v19 program for a while whether by choice or necessity as there is no viable alternative or frankly not enough time seeing as how we were given relatively short notice.
We plan on staying with QBPOS Desktop V19 multi store - How do I change payment processor from Intuit to another payment processor? Under set up it only let's you select QuickBooks Payment account listing intuit accounts only. When change payment processor is changed, will I need new PIN pad equipment?
Thanks. We looked at Lightspeed and they provide integration to QB Desktop with a 3rd party app (or at least an additional app that you need to pay for). Also, I've heard less than positive comments about their support.
I have been using both Lightspeed (LS) and QBPOS with QBD for over 10 years. You don't need to pay for Lightspeed Accounting unless you want the transfer to QBD to happen automatically or create a sales receipt in QBD. You can export data to QBD manually. That creates a daily journal entry for sales, COGS, payments, etc. For some reason, they don't tell you about that feature. LS has a free trial so you can see how it works.
In dealing with their customer service on many occasions, I would say it's average to above average. Compared to Intuit, it's spectacular. The biggest downside to LS, IMO, is the reporting. QBPOS reporting is great. LS works well for most things but it can't roll-up reports like QBPOS can. For example, you can't ignore attributes like size or color. If you want to see how many particular jackets you sold, their report can only show you each size and color as separate lines on the report. That created some extra work.
QBPOS Desktop V19 multi store - How do I change payment processor from Intuit to another payment processor? Under set up it only let's you select QuickBooks Payment account listing intuit accounts only. When change payment processor is changed, will I need new PIN pad equipment?
Hopefully you get an answer. I was ecstatic when I started to use QuickBooks card processor with the 1% rate and a monthly fee. However now I'm having to frantically look for another P.O.S or another card processor that can integrate with QuickBooks P.O.S 19. I will check back with you to see if you guys find a new P.O.S or a new card processor system that integrates.
Installing QBDT POS drivers for supported and former compatible hardware allows your system to instantly accept new devices when connected. To change the payment processor (for example, barcode scanners, receipt printers, and PIN pads), you'll have to make sure you set it up properly.
To do this, you'll first have to install the hardware driver (if applicable). Please note that If you're not using devices like Pinpad - Ingenico Tetra Lane 500, Receipt Printer - Star TSP 100, Star mPOP 2-in-1, Tag Printer - Zebra ZD410, Pole Display - Logic Controls 9900, POSX XP8200, Physical Inventory Scanner - Cipherlab 8000/8001, you can directly set up the hardware in QuickBooks POS.
Also, you can switch your store type in POS multi-store from headquarters to remote or the other way around. You may want to check out this article for the complete guide about this process: Change store type in Point of Sale Multi-store.
My question is that I am using 19 multi-store. I understand that I will no longer be able to send and receive files between stores and that I will need a new merchant processor. If I want to continue to use QB 19.0, is there a way to switch from multi-store to single store so each store can have the same authorization? for example, my remote location cannot enter new products. if I switch to single store, would they be able to?
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