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Looking to keep books for a non-profit organization via an online accounting system. It should have basic accounting functions including the ability to add and track vendors and donors (customers?).

I prefer a secure online solution versus client only software to facilitate access to multiple people.

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  • What's wrong with Quickbooks Online? Is there something specific you're looking for that they don't offer? – x3ja Jul 5 '10 at 1:20
  • Personally I think Quickbooks overcharges for a lot of their products. I use their POS (which cost nearly $2,000) and can't add extra users without buying the latest version for the current station and their "upgrade" pricing is not discounted much. – Josh Curren Jul 6 '10 at 16:25
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Here are a couple:

I had come across a really good one in the Joel On Software Business of Software Forums, but I am having trouble finding it again.

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    I have a Xero personal account, which seems quite nice. The company-level features look pretty comprehensive. – Mike Houston Jul 6 '10 at 14:33
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inDinero recently launched in the US. See this Techcrunch post for more info.

While it looks interesting, I don't think its a full accounting package and probably can't replace Quickbooks online.

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Check out Wave Accounting. It's simple, easy to use and free for life online accounting.

Disclaimer: I work for Wave

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    What's your affiliation with them? – dnbrv Mar 23 '12 at 15:31
  • @dnbrv good point, I should have mentioned that I work for Wave (added a disclaimer) – Nathan Oct 15 '13 at 18:51

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