Changing back to Desktop

Im Thinking next year to change back from Hosted to Desktop, will I expect any issues transferring my data

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You only need to download the QBW file from Hosted to your desktop and use it there. There will be no issue at all.

Thank You :-)

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Kevin is correct, you do have to have the Enterprise version. Hosted is not backwards compatible with any other Reckon product. That is once you upgrade to Hosted you can't open it with say Reckon Plus, you must have Enterprise.

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lance arthy_6701920

Paul, if you haven't done so, organise for Reckon to supply the desktop version you need. As a paid-up Hosted user you're entitled to it. I've been running both since the early days of Hosted when the tech glitches it had made it unreliable and frustrating, or when it's not available due to internet problems at my end.

Now if Reckon could only make it easier by magically renewing the desktop licence when I renew Hosted each year...

Jeffrey Fazal_7315662

While we're making a wish list, it would be great if they could provide the same number of desktop licenses as hosted users and an alternative way of getting the QWB file/backup.

I don't really understand why they can't do the former.

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Ian Reginald Padgham

Q'b on-line is shocking. I want to change back to desktop, which I had previously - 2012/2013 version. Is it easy to migrate the data from on-line to desktop?

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Ian Reginald Padgham

I don't know what Hosted is. Q'b online told me the data could probably be migrated across.

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Jeremy Bergstrom

so is it possible to convert reckon hosted back to a desktop version please

Yes as stated above in earlier posts, you are entitled, as a Reckon Hosted customer, to download a copy of Reckon Enterprise each year. This is the only version you can open your Hosted file in but it’s also an annual subscription

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Enterprise is a desktop version

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