Thread:BrewChris/@comment-88.78.148.201-20160220233609/@comment-32738051-20160305202924

Please forgive me for butting in but I noticed the posts about SAP. Where I work, we use SAP ERP for our Accounting software. I have view only access currently to the PRD module and use it frequently to look up budgeting, cost center and payables information. We used to use SAP for expense reporting and I had access to that then as well. But now we interface SAP with OneSource and use that instead not only for expense reporting but also supplies ordering. OneSource is better for that purpose than SAP. SAP seems a good system for the rest but it does have a bit of a learning curve. Also, it doesn't interface well with Oracle's PeopleSoft, which we use for our HRIS software. I work for a large company and I would say SAP is suitable for that but I'm not so sure it's the ideal for a smaller business. I have used Accuity and QuickBooks at smaller companies. I really didn't care for Accuity but it was a long time ago and the company still exists so it may be better today. But QuickBooks is very popular and seems ideal for smaller businesses. It's been awhile since I've used it but I have friends who currently use it and swear by it. Plus it seems pretty intuitive...little or no learning curve, unlike SAP. One other thing: when I've changed jobs in the past, I've worked through various employment agencies and they frequently look for people with SAP and/or QuickBooks experience. Hope this helps.