Kim Komando

I'm just, it's QuickBooks, okay?

It's like, because with QuickBooks, you'll be, it's really the gold standard for any type of business.

It tracks by fund, ministry, programs.

You could have donors.

I mean, down to the granule level.

And it can also...

suck in being the technical term of your credit card statements so that this way you won't necessarily have to type everything in over and over again.

Now, with TechSoup, QuickBooks is probably like $60 a month.

And then after that, it's probably $115 a month.

But with TechSoup, you can get that at a substantial discount if you are a 501c.

Because these major corporations, tech companies, obviously, that they will set aside...

portions of their revenues to say X is going to be towards 501Cs and that we're going to give them discounts.

And so you'll find discounts from not just QuickBooks, but other software companies and hardware companies there too.

No, what they are, they're going to sell, you're going to buy QuickBooks through them.

So you're going to get a discount out of them.

Maybe it was too hard.

I mean, because, you know, it is a hassle to learn.

And if that being the case, then there's another one I want you to look at.

It's called Expensify.

And Expensify is really easy.