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Transaction Pro releases new efficiency features

Discover how new updates to Transaction Pro for QuickBooks Online boost efficiency in accounting and streamline sequential tasks and workflow.

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Last Updated November 4, 2024

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In the detailed and high-stakes field of accounting, efficiency isn’t just a benefit; it’s a necessity. Common roadblocks like manual data entry and sequential task handling for QuickBooks® can significantly impede productivity. These inefficiencies often result in increased costs, higher error rates, and dissatisfaction among clients who demand prompt and precise results. 

In this blog, we explore the pivotal role of efficiency in accounting. We’ll focus specifically on data entry and sequential task handling and how the recent updates in Rightworks Transaction Pro for QuickBooks Online have become a game-changer in streamlining these essential operations. 

The high cost of inefficiency in accounting 

For accountants, the cost of inefficiency isn’t only measured in time or money; it’s also determined through the lens of accuracy and decision-making capabilities.  

Consider this typical scenario: You need to import data for one client, export reports for another and delete outdated entries for a third in QuickBooks. Usually, you’d have to complete each task one by one, watching the clock tick away as you wait for each process to finish. 

The pitfalls of inefficiency and sequential task execution: 

  • Time and opportunity costs: Traditional sequential task execution means workflows are bottlenecked. This causes delays and ultimately leads to increased turnaround times for client deliverables. Every minute spent on manual data entry or waiting for a task to finish is a minute lost. And that’s a minute you could have used for analyzing data insights or advising clients. 
  • Errors rates: As transaction volumes grow and complexity increases, so does the risk of errors. Even a minor mistake can have a ripple effect, leading to inaccurate financial statements and potentially catastrophic decision-making errors. 

How to improve efficiency with Transaction Pro 

Acknowledging these challenges, Transaction Pro for QuickBooks Online has introduced updates that enhance efficiency. Here’s what’s new: 

  • Multi-process flow: Say goodbye to the days of single-task bottlenecks! Transaction Pro for QuickBooks Online now supports a multi-process flow. This allows you to queue and run multiple tasks simultaneously. Whether you’re importing, exporting or deleting, you can now keep your workflow moving smoothly without interruptions. 
  • “Close or Continue” options: We’ve streamlined your task transitions with new “Close or Continue” options. After completing a task, you can now choose to:  
    • Import/Export/Delete and Continue—stay on the page and jump right into your next task.  
    • Import/Export/Delete and Close—finish up and head back to the History table. 

Basically, these options put you in control, allowing you to work the way that suits you best. 

  • Enhanced History table: We’ve supercharged the History table, and, as a result, turned it into a centralized dashboard for all your tasks. This new feature gives you at-a-glance information on:  
    • Who initiated each task  
    • Task type (import, export or deletion)  
    • Creation date and time  
    • Current status 

Ready to revolutionize your workflow? 

Efficiency is crucial in accounting, and the latest update to Transaction Pro for QuickBooks Online will help ensure you achieve it. By providing you with a seamless, multi-process workflow, smooth task transitions and a robust command center via the enhanced History table, this tool is set to revolutionize your workflow. 

Don’t let inefficiency slow you down. Experience the power of Transaction Pro and transform the way you handle accounting tasks. Start a free trial today and see the difference for yourself. 

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