Just a quick follow up:
After months of deliberation on my part, I decided to go fully on with QBO and take all my clients with me regardless of the problems that I, as well as many have pointed out. Although it may be stated in the "things you should know before migrating from QBD to QBO", I found it simply horrifying, no, bad choice of words; I found it INCONSIDERATE of the Intuit team, to not bring the Rules with the conversion!
This means if you have 1,000 or simply just 10 Rules in your QBD, you will now have to re-create them in QBO. I simply could not fathom the thought as there was so much time put into these already. They may as well have left out A/R or even A/P!
Okay, perhaps Rules have no financial impact but still, did they not consider this?
It's the same thing with Vendor Notes. They only take the latest note!! I mean c'mon!! Some of my and some of my vendors have dozens of notes per vendor. How ridiculous that me or someone else needs to keep open an old QBD version running to refer to when something is missing from QBO. This means either loss of time by opening and closing QBD and/or the company file, or leaving it open it the background all the time, leaving yourself vulnerable to prying eyes.
Alright, I said my piece for the day...
Sorry - one more thing. I'm attaching a pic showing just one example of the hundreds of rules I have that I now have to recreate...
