Contractor usage

[Derek Atkins]

Well, I wrote the thing because I wanted to use it for my
consulting company.  But I don't have Inventory or Parts
issues.  The multi-user aspects are certainly a problem,
and gnucash has near zero internal security or separation
of priviledges.  Unfortunately this is a design mis-feature
that goes all the way to the core of the system, so adding
it in would effectively require a complete rewrite.

-derek

Jeremy Davis <jsmisty at hotmail.com> writes:

> I was wondering if any contractor or subcontractors are successfully
> using gnucash? I'm in the hvac business, and am thinking of switching
> our accounting to gnucash (we currently use QB). However, I'm becoming
> well aware of the limitations of gnucash, such as single user access,
> poor customer & vendor contact management, etc. Cost and security are
> some of the reasons we're looking to switching. Yes, I'm eagerly
> watching progress on gnu enterprise. They are starting to produce some
> modules that I have always dreamed of making for gnu/linux had I
> better programming knowledge.
> 
> Jeremy
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