Looking for a QB Guru with Construction Experience

[BulldogTom]

Are any of you experts in QB Enterprise and have active construction clients on QB.   I am in a little bit of a pickle.   I have a lot of experience with ERP's for Construction Accounting, and I have a lot of experience with small companies using QB Pro, but I am now working for a larger contractor that is using QB.   Don't ask why, it is a long story, and I don't intend to keep them on this software forever.   But while I start working on the conversion to another software, I need some help on trying to get owned equipment costing set up and charged to the jobs.

If you know some tricks in QB for equipment costing and are willing to teach, I am willing to pay.   PM me if you want to do some consulting.  

Thanks in advance.

Tom
Modesto, CA

[Abby Normal]

I've only had two clients on Enterprise and they both had to move to it due the records limit in Pro and Premier, but both were wholesalers so I can't help you out. Good luck, Tom!

[ILLMAS]

Last time I ordered QB Enterprise for a client, it was going for $4,500, about 9 years ago.  Have you looked into other software that intregates with QB?  A former trucking client wanted a all-in-one program to help them streamline their operations, the software cost them around $25K and they only used it for two year because the person who knew how to use it left the company :(

[Catherine]

Welcome back, @BulldogTom, you've been missed!  I hope someone can help you out, because while I've used QB for construction, they were all tiny companies.  You're out of my league there.

[BulldogTom]

I think I figured out how to do this.   Google is a wonderful thing.

Tom
Modesto, CA

[Catherine]

17 hours ago, BulldogTom said:

Google is a wonderful thing.

Ain't it just!