Bank feed dies
In QuickBooks someone notices, emails the client, waits, follows up. In LedgerHQ, Tally texts a secure reconnect link.
QB ✕·LHQ ✓
For accounting firms leaving QuickBooksQuickBooks is software you work in. LedgerHQ is software that works.
Tally is an AI bookkeeper inside the real ledger — coding, reconciling, texting clients, and building reports — so your firm stops living in the bank feed.
QuickBooksLedgerHQ + TallySide by side
One side still needs a person for everything. The other has Tally.
Pick the column that finishes the month without you chasing logins, statements, and uncoded rows. Hover any row for the full difference.
QuickBooksYou chase the close
LedgerHQTally runs the close
Still waiting on the client · still in the feed
Books moving · exceptions only
What that means day to day
The work QuickBooks still dumps on your team.
Same close. Different amount of human grinding.
Month-end statements
Upload and hunt, or wait on the client. LedgerHQ scans the PDF and drives the reconciliation worksheet toward zero.
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Familiar vendors
Bank rules help — then your staff still babysits the feed. LedgerHQ auto-posts trusted activity and holds exceptions.
QB ✕·LHQ ✓
Multi-company firm
Open file after file. LedgerHQ shows uncoded, missing statements, open recs, and reports ready across the whole firm.
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Leave QuickBooks cleanly
Import the chart and journals. Reconnect banks. Keep moving.
Bring CoA + journal CSVs with preview validation. Bank connections reconnect on Plaid after cutoff — no fake “full clone” promises.
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Export CoA + journals from QBO
Standard CSV path firms already know
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Preview & validate in LedgerHQ
See what replaces before you commit
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Reconnect banks · turn Tally loose
Firm queue lights up on day one
Stop paying skilled people to babysit QuickBooks.
Let Tally do the routine. Your team reviews exceptions and serves clients.
QuickBooks is a trademark of Intuit Inc. Comparison is for firms evaluating bookkeeping alternatives.