I will run payroll on office computer and do all other accounting, invoicing, reports, etc on my home lap top. how to sync the payroll info to home?
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I have always been skeptical of syncing data files and would suggest backing up and restoring your data file as you work from laptop to desktop and vice versa - or having your desktop be also the server and then access it from your laptop.
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I believe you will have to backup QB to zip drive at the office and bring the zip drive home to update QB there.
1605773
You can install the software on another computer, but don't forget to transfer the file you created for your tax return to that other computer as well.
845092
I save the information as an excel file, my pc is windows XP and works great for me!
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Yes, we use this at a retail store and it works great. The database is on our laptop, it downloads all the payroll data at the click of a button. You just have to be on the same physical network, you can't download remotely. There is an interface for payroll providers (we use ADP), but I've found for 20 employees it's just quicker to re-enter the hours each period on the ADP web site. Takes like 30 seconds. Good luck.
895925
Yes. You can print daily totals by PLU, department, clerk #, etc. There are a number of reports already generated. It is easy to do by changing from "register" mode to "report" mode.
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I'm 98% sure you'll need to upgrade your system or you to go with Intuits Go Payment System. You'd have to go into you inventory and sync every item for Go Payment.
1891245
Yes, but you will need to go into the QuickBooks settings and alter paycheck and check alignments. Both have different settings. The Paycheck is usually a letter and number. The checks have a grid setting.
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No. You can only access employee records from the PC the software is installed. This system is not web based.
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Yes, using remote control software (that doesn't require someone at home to enter an access code, like Teamviewer) or with the iTwin remote access hardware device (which gets you access to your entire machine at home).
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I've had no problem using the 1025C as a client on my home network. It joins my homegroup just fine, but I don't know exactly what you mean by synching with other non laptop devices. If, by "sync", you mean sharing files, there shoud be no problem there with most devices. If you want to know for sure, you should look up information about the file formats and networking protocols that whatever specific 'non-laptop' devices you have will use when sharing files and other data. Sharing files of standard types can usually be done across most modern devices but there are many exceptions to that. As far as the Office Suite, the 1025C has plenty of computing power to be sufficient. It. of course, might be a little slower than a full size high end notebook but I think it's safe to say the difference in actual user experience would max out at around 15%. I installed an SSD in my 1025C and it is a very snappy performer.
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You can do transactions as of now, however the payroll and tax tables will not work. I would not recommend Sage for anything. When they were Peachtree they were a good company and a good value. Now it's all about the money. Tech support takes forever and most of the time they don't know what they are talking about and just send you emails that doesn't answer the question. Also the sales team never answers emails, yet they will over charge your credit card but will never return phone calls. Stay away!!!!!!!!
2017688
I am not using the software for payroll. I think there is an add-on that does payroll. On the intuit site it looks rather expensive ($300+ per year).
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Not sure. The has now split into four smaller screens so my accountant can now not see any of her work. No response from Amazon.....
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According to Checkmark: "CheckMark Payroll handles standard business checks in top, middle, or bottom format" - as the Intuit Quickbooks format is standard business format, I would think they would work. I have only used them with Quickbooks.
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The time clock does not need to be connected to the computer all the time, but you will need to be able to connect it to download the card swipes and calculate your time sheets. The manufacturer suggests downloading the swipes regularly (I try to do it daily) just in case there is a malfunction. The more often you download, the less chance of losing the data. I've had the time clock for a few months now and it has really streamlined our payroll. My only gripe would be the payroll period customization is not very flexible.
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Good morning, i have two of these clocks one in GA and one in AL. I travel to each facility and when im there just plug in the lead and download the information. It doesnt need to be connected to a computer other than for downloading and changing employee details
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Unfortunately beginning with version 2013 Sage 50 no longer has a "manual payroll module". Of course you can always enter payroll (or anything else) in the "general journal". But the manual payroll module, once you set it up, would do the calculations automatically. Sage 50 took that feature away and worse. If you don't pay a yearly maintenance fee then you are no longer able to enter new data (90 days after your fee expires it locks you into "read only mode"). It is perfectly understandable, however, since the accounting software business isn't what it used to be (due to free alternatives like "Gnucash" so all of these companies have to change their business models. Sage 50 is excellent excellent software. It's just not as inexpensive as it used to be.