Small Business Accounting with Monday.com

[@bhaskarpaul899]

May we prepare financial report on monday.com

[@ChristopherWanha]

Nope its not an accounting software

[@gatto_latte_]

@@ChristopherWanha so you can't keep a chart of accounts? like daily accounting movements?

[@ChristopherWanha]

​@@gatto_latte_ You can but when he said "financial" report. Your accountants aren't going to want anything other that the kinds of reports produced by main stream accounting software. (Like QuickBooks online) If you're doing it for your own needs, by all means. My experience is thatMonday.com is setup like a database, so there is a lot you can do with it. I tested out probably like 20 different products for creating data bases and writing your own formulas to crunch stuff and this was my rank ordering: 1 - Coda ; very flexible 2 - Google Sheets ; not database 3 - Airtable ; runs fast 4 - Notion ; meant more for note taking 5 - Monday.com ; pretty UI a little buggy sometimes Google sheets isn't a database (unless you pay for query and know what you're doing) But if it flexible enough that you don't have to conform strictly to database format (fields x records) Coda was great because you can customize just about everything, automate things by making buttons that do different actions, make any field your key, and perform lookups/ without having to use to columns (reference from other table + field you want to look up) you can do it in just one. Coda was only bad when you have data sizes that are relatively large, or you are trying to do tons of applications. I never found anything that ran as fast as Google Sheets or AirTable for large data sets. GL

[@bhaskarpaul899]

Is there is free trial/demo job

[@fusioncpas]

Here you go Bhaskar --- monday.com/lp/main/?&Partner&