What software do u use?

[jarabe1]

Poll: what software do you use?

[jarabe1]

Any one posting on the poll?

[jbell36]

i switched to gopher this year from quickbooks and can't be happier...also tried lawnpro but it was terrible, didn't even get it fully set up before i just went ahead and bought gopher...we have over 90 accounts and this program makes it easy, but then again, we used to do every thing the old school way

[Graveslawncare]

Quickbooks Pro w/ enhanced payroll. Haven't had any problems with it.

[seabee24]

service auto pilot - hands down the best the smartness that is built into the program isnt matched by any other company

[PROCUT1]

I tried a lot of them years ago.

I use quickbooks for the accounting end, and used qxpress for the scheduling and routing and found that to be a great combination.

If you want to continue to use quickbooks, the only one I recommend that interfaces perfectly is qxpress.

I tried gopher. While I see it would be a pretty good standalone software, when I tried integrating it with quickbooks it was a nightmare.

[passalacqua]

Service Autopilot is amazing

[mudwisr2]

landscapebilling.com has been great for me

[ajslands]

Why isn't lawnpro on their?
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[Stephen M.]

I bought into Real Green last year, but found it too complicated to use the way I need, so I switched to Quick Books Simple Start. I will most likely move up to QKBKs pro next year.

The Real Green will most likely do my estimates and be a database for my bids. I was assurred that I could do manual billing with the program and I can't. The programmer couldn't understand why I wanted to do manual entry on most of my bills, but I don't do everything by the 1000sf or in a cookie cutter fashion.

Quickbooks allows me to be more flexible.