QuickBooks Online does not include the ability to create sales orders, manage fixed assets, create price levels, or generate an estimate for actual reporting. Therefore, we do not recommend you convert from QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online if you need the following features:
- Sales orders: A form used to record and track customer orders. A sales order will commit the quantity ordered or trigger a backorder if the product is out of stock.
- Fixed asset tracking with Fixed Asset Manager: Fixed asset tracking includes keeping track of the cost of fixed assets purchased, calculating depreciation and the current value of assets.
- Price rules: Price rules allow you to provide discounts for specific products to certain customers for a specified amount of time.
If you currently use these features in QuickBooks Desktop, you should either find a workaround in QBO or postpone converting over to QBO if they are critical to your...