Screwed up latest version
What is so hard about bank reconciliation??
Terrible functionality
Freezes after Entering Transaction
Would be fantastic if it weren’t so buggy.
Need to fix immediately
Update is trash
Newest update brought constantly being logged out (in less than a day), notifications asking if you are ok with the picture scanned (they look perfect), and auto choosing categories (they’re always wrong).
Key Feature is an update
Was good but….
Great, but
Love it!
Screwed up latest version
Expensive
Another Update Another Issue
Original Review: This used to be my go to accounting software and now I struggle to recommend it to people that ask. Every "New Features" upgrade makes current features worse, and also breaks functionality. Recording rental payments takes way too many steps, spmething that used to he pretty quick on the app, and the website is glitchy when adding transactions. Their newest update has now broken the ability to view receipts that are a PDF, something that used to work flawlessly. What is this developer team doing? I suggest all you coders to try and use your website and app like a landlord would, and hopefully you will begin to see all the bugs and issues that you keep introducing.
Newest update
The search is terrible
When you filter per property and put in the payee it resets the property searching…..
Buggy!
Expensive
Fix your user interface
Used to Be Good, Continues to Update & Ruin Features
Stessa introduced significant downgrades to the interest APR on cash management account balances
will now be based on account balances (in addition to still requiring a paid subscription). Pro users paying $28/m who maintain a balance under $10,000 will receive an APR of 1.33%. Pro users who wish to receive an interest rate similar to the one we were promised when purchasing the subscription would need a minimum balance of $250,000. For users who are mid-cycle on an annual plan, the company is removing a primary benefit promised during signup, which will decrease their earned interest by $181 when comparing the rate applied to a $10,000 balance now versus after the program downgrade.
