FundCount vs BUCS: Which is a better fit?

It offers a very strong portfolio orientated system, it backs that up with a very strong accounting function and rounds off with a strong investor services function.

We tend to have problems such as not being able to get into FundCount around updates.

Overall the experience has been good, and I do feel over time the product has continued to move in the right direction, which is it is always adding useful new features and is improving.

Software updates occasionally cause unexpected issues. An inconvenience, but the customer team is quick to address and correct problems.

Great Long Term Relationship, like the fellas over at Fundcount, and respect them and what they built immensely.

It gets the job done but it is awkward currently to use. In addition, it is rather expensive for what we are getting form it.

The overall experience has been fine. It is a system that generates confidence in its calculations and reports due to its precision and internal audits.

Putting in received payments is very easy and learning the software has been fast and easy. I love the amount of support you receive from the company in terms of training and help when issues arise.

The only thing I dislike with BUCS is where we do our occupational licenses.

The reporting program is fantastic and it has helped my board members better understand the finances of the organization.

Not sure I really like that but it doesn't make things aligned. Again I have only been using this program for 4 months so not sure I know anything else that I dislike.

Aaron J. A

Deputy Clerk-Treasurer

The ease of setting vendors up to the ease of paying vendors via A/P. This software is very user friendly.

I like the overall ease of maneuvering through loading invoices to printing checks and balancing bank reconciliations. Loading and keeping track of vendors and printing 1099's is also easy to use.