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Re:No Accounting for Startups by asmithmd1 on Monday February 22, 2010 @10:51AM (#1142890)
Have you tried mint.com? It will automatically categorize payments based on who you are paying
Re:No Accounting for Startups by Sukotto on Monday February 22, 2010 @11:26AM (#1143002)
I like mint for general, personal money tracking but would not use it for anything like a business.

I've found it too unreliable and inflexible to be anything more than a supplement for my needs. They do not track all institutions, their ability to login to systems frequently breaks (for me), I find their "trends" charting really lacking, and you cannot add your own documents.

Re:No Accounting for Startups by joelhaus on Tuesday February 23, 2010 @03:33AM (#1145012)
We need a Mint.com for small business. It's simplicity and automation blow away the competitors.

The best part is that it learns how to categorize your transactions.

It is missing invoice and payroll functionality in it's current form, but it really is so close to being the perfect accounting software for SB.

Re:No Accounting for Startups by jfarmer on Monday February 22, 2010 @10:55AM (#1142906)
Accounting, not personal budgeting.