I've downloaded the trial version and can't write the wages back to QuickBooks. Why is that?
We've created the "try before you buy/trial" version so that you can download the software and see how easy it is to use.
Because Wage Manager is intended to write changes back to QuickBooks involving employee rates of pay (which is a critical piece of information), we have disabled this function during trial mode so that no errors are made while you learn how the program works and what it does.
Once you purchase the software, you will be able to write back to QuickBooks®.
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