Comments on: Invoicera http://www.nmqb.co.uk UK alternatives to QuickBooks & WorldPay Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:53:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Arron http://www.nmqb.co.uk/online-accounting-applications/invoicera/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Arron Tue, 21 Dec 2010 21:02:30 +0000 http://www.nmqb.co.uk/?page_id=386#comment-97 I was simply amazed when I came across your article. Hearing your thought process, the similarity to mine was like as if I had written it myself. Great work and very insightful. We have been researching online invoicing/ accountancy systems over the last month on behalf of the UK printing company www.xpressivesolutions.co.uk . We have looked at and considered all the options you have presented. The main criteria include the ability to send out invoices that can be paid via a UK payment gateway other than Paypal. Ideally this functionality would occur in a system which also deals with accountancy. If Clear Books or Free Agent included a payment gateway such as Sagepay they would be the only online system currently combining invoicing, UK payments and accounting. I have spoken to both www.freeagentcentral.com and www.clearbooks.co.uk who have confirmed that this is very much something of interest and something they are looking into. If you are prepared to live without the accountancy feature for the time being and have this as separate, then the only invoicing system I have found which syncs with a UK based payment gateway (sagepay) is www.invoicera.com. I am currently testing their service and find it very suitable. I have presented a few ideas to their customer service via a live chat facility and within minutes they had spoken to their tech team and decided to integrate them within a week. This kind of customer support is invaluable. It’s like having your own invoicing department working for your company. The only negative is it not having the full accounting aspect (profit and loss, balance sheets etc). Therefore if Free Agent or Clear Books were to act quickly and give a time frame I would hold off in anticipation. If we don’t hear anything back promptly I will present www.invoicera.com to www.xpressivesolutions.co.uk. Regards Arron I was simply amazed when I came across your article. Hearing your thought process, the similarity to mine was like as if I had written it myself. Great work and very insightful.

We have been researching online invoicing/ accountancy systems over the last month on behalf of the UK printing company http://www.xpressivesolutions.co.uk . We have looked at and considered all the options you have presented. The main criteria include the ability to send out invoices that can be paid via a UK payment gateway other than Paypal. Ideally this functionality would occur in a system which also deals with accountancy.

If Clear Books or Free Agent included a payment gateway such as Sagepay they would be the only online system currently combining invoicing, UK payments and accounting. I have spoken to both http://www.freeagentcentral.com and http://www.clearbooks.co.uk who have confirmed that this is very much something of interest and something they are looking into.

If you are prepared to live without the accountancy feature for the time being and have this as separate, then the only invoicing system I have found which syncs with a UK based payment gateway (sagepay) is http://www.invoicera.com. I am currently testing their service and find it very suitable. I have presented a few ideas to their customer service via a live chat facility and within minutes they had spoken to their tech team and decided to integrate them within a week. This kind of customer support is invaluable. It’s like having your own invoicing department working for your company.

The only negative is it not having the full accounting aspect (profit and loss, balance sheets etc). Therefore if Free Agent or Clear Books were to act quickly and give a time frame I would hold off in anticipation. If we don’t hear anything back promptly I will present http://www.invoicera.com to http://www.xpressivesolutions.co.uk.

Regards

Arron

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