We Hear You

You asked and we listened! To date, we've made hundreds of changes to QuickBooks based on your feedback, with the most significant changes listed below. The changes were made both at launch and in patch releases. Be sure to get the latest!

QB 2011 & Enterprise 11

QB 2010 & Enterprise 10

QB 2009 & Enterprise 9

QB 2008 & Enterprise 8

QB 2007 & Enterprise 7

QB for Mac 2009

Customer Request	Our Response
Customer Snapshot	Offers a consolidated view of an individual customer’s purchase history, average days to pay, and outstanding balance. This helps small businesses make timely decisions on customer requests.
QuickBooks Search	Lets users quickly locate any customer, account, report or invoice details within their QuickBooks repository with a simple keyword search.
Customer and Vendor History	Provides at-a-glance views of important customer and vendor details, such as history, estimates and past orders, on a single screen.
Balance Sheet by Class	Provides a way for QuickBooks Premier users to separately track multiple funds, departments or locations in a single, easy-to-access report.
Batch Invoicing	Lets small businesses owners who often bill many customers for the same service streamline the process by creating one template invoice to send to all related customers.
Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail Integration	Allows businesses to easily send invoices, estimates, and other e-mails from their preferred webmail service directly from QuickBooks.
Collections Center	Helps users to quickly identify overdue and almost-due invoices, and then directly e-mail collection notices from their Outlook, Yahoo, Gmail, or Hotmail accounts.
Intuit PaymentNetwork (sold separately)	Provides a way for a small business’s customers to instantly pay their invoices.
Multi-Instance (available in QuickBooks Accountant and QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions.)	Allowing users to work in two different company files at the same time.
File Manager (available in QuickBooks Accountant and QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions.)	Enabling users to manage all client QuickBooks files by version year, edition, and location, or group them by common characteristics set by the accountant. A built-in password vault stores user names and passwords in one place. It also automates the process of upgrading clients’ QuickBooks files in batch to the latest version year.