Using it, I have created a utility (just released today) called ChronoPipe that imports time from Basecamp to QuickBooks.

We use it with our QuickBooks OE account and it will work with any version of QB that supports time tracking. Give it a look!

I have really gotten into using Freshbooks and just getting my assistant to reenter the invoices into QB. I have to say it is much easier for me as I don’t have to print out invoices and my clients have been able to view and pay their invoices online. Quickbooks is a fine package for my accounting but it is terrible for simple billing. The pdf output is not modifiable so all the filenames are identical. Another option is to print to a pdf distiller and then email it but that is too many steps.

I don’t use my Basecamp at all right now as I have found that my clients aren’t savvy enough or don’t have the time to learn. My team members work well over the phone and email. I write copious notes so it is not an issue for tracking. I found that I don’t like the pricing structure for BaseCamp either–cost benefit is nil.

Again thanks for your comments and I will still review the project.

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