chuckey06

Does anyone know if there are programs like Simply Accounting, Quick Books or MYOB for pocket pc..?

Has anyone tried any of these and what did you think?

chuckey06

SPB Finance...Yeah, Ive seen that one. It looks amazing! But does it have the capability to keep track of invoices and purchase orders etc??...

I need it mostly for business purposes...

Originally Posted by briarbiz

Hey I was looking for financial software about a month and a half ago. I kept going in circles and then I hit SPB Finance. I use it for my business expenses as well as my personal expenses. It has served me great. SPB does quality solid stuff with good clean interfaces. SPB Finance has quite a nice variety of graph options as well. I've not noticed any real delay while using the program. Anyway, if you're looking for something that's flexible, offers multiple accounts and complete customizational ability, this program kicks. I got it with a discount for like $20. It has been worth it for me. It already saved my company a headache with the job I'm on. It can spit out .CSV's of your finances and they say it is compatible with Quicken, but I don't bother, I just use it solely. Never used any other finance progs on my PDA, so I don't have anything to compare it to. I just like it straight out of the bag.

cravaus

I use cash organizer primium. I have my patient accounts on it but they are read only for some reason. I have not had the time to look in to this. However, I do have accounts recievable on board and I can view them. I run a small practice and only use Quicken Home and Business on my lap top to track the accounts. It works. I was using PocketQuicken and it just bugged me because it was really bear bones and a the syncronization tool for ever. I got rid of it for this reason. I do not recall if it handled my accounts recievable. Cash Organizer Primium is feature rich. I have used it for the past couple months and am hapy with it. Syncronization is really fast. Hopefully this weekend I will find out my accounts recievable are read only.

Raynne413

It may be a bit expensive, but Pocket Pro may be similar to what you are looking for. Or Mobile Profit Personal Edition. Pocket Quickbook is showing as free on Handango.

Personally, I use SPB Finance, but I don't think it is as complicated as you need.

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