Does Toast Integrate With Quickbooks Online

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is so awesome. I really love the scan to quickbooks feature, it makes entering receipts a whole lot easier. Great quality and love the Canon brand!

The features are almost mind-boggling. Performs two-sided scanning if needed, and the scan speed is the fastest I've ever encountered. Scan quality is excellent, even for color. The user-friendly software allows me to review each document or receipt before saving or exporting, so if I need to make adjustments I know right away. I use Quickbooks desktop version for accounting and had no trouble at all identifying fields and info I wanted to save and export. Should work equally well for Quickbooks online version. Being able to export as a "searchable PDF" is a big plus. It can also save documents as Word file or Excel spreadsheet data or even Powerpoint (Windows version). It even scans business cards. That's versatility not found in run-of-the-mill scanners. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but worth every penny if it saves time and frustration over manual recordkeeping and document retention. Setup was a breeze right out of the box and it has a very small footprint. It can be used either wired or wireless, with the ability to send scans to email or a smartphone. This thing does it all. I'm definitely impressed and will be recommending it to friends and family. My nephew is a farmer and my neighbor is a truck driver, and both professions require extensive recordkeeping. I'm sure that once they've tried this scanner the benefits will be obvious, especially to their wives who do all the accounting! This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ES-300WR Wireless Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I kind of like how the frame is made of fiberglass or something...Metal can dent and bend then it's toast! construction is good and worth the money. I will be buying more.

Good cheaper substitute, if compared to original Nikon products (but not super cheap to make it virtually worthless); the downside of this item is that instructions are not clearly written and I had to go online to search for other users with my same issues, such as the manual command that doesn't appear on the Nikon flash - but it DOES operate in manual: it was not too clear on the instructions and written very little. I went online and found the answer to my issue. The product DOES work well, it's more a matter of clear explanation.

Sounds great and easy to integrate with TV

The switch is easy to work with and integrate in the Unifi app.

I had one like it now for several years, but unfortunately I spilled a cup of coffee on it and the electronics quickly became toast. I use it a lot because I am running many trail cameras and each take 12 AA Li batteries. The MBT-1 helped in sorting out the good used batteries from those that were 100% expended. The B&H Photo pricing was the best that I came across so I bought another unit. Service was very quick, shipping was fast and I did not skip a beat with the trail cameras.

Easy to install. Mac OSX 10.11.5 (El Capitan) immediately acknowledged the drive. I am using Roxio's Toast IT Titanium 14. I burned data files to the Verbatim BD-R DL (50gb) with no problem. When I tried burning data files to the Verbatim BD-R XL (100gb), it kept giving me the following error at 34% of writing: The drive reported an error: Sense Key = MEDIUM ERROR Sense Code = 0x0C WRITE ERROR I unsuccessfully burned 2 100gb Blu-Ray discs. Suddenly, the Toast It software popped-up a message stating that if I am experiencing errors, to download the update. So, I updated the software. I successfully burned data files on to the Verbatim BD-R XL (100gb) discs. In addition, I set the burning speed to 4x, instead of Best. Burning large amounts of data is time consuming. Burning 225gb of data took approximately 5 hours. The manufacture claims that this drive supports M-discs. We will see when I get around to purchasing those discs.

My brother's old 2009 mac was complete toast, put this in and it runs like new! Didn't even change out the battery

I realized my 1000-dollar bridge camera would be toast if I got the lens scratched. So I forked out the money for this quality, multi-coated filter/cover. What's the point of having a top quality lens then keeping a piece of cheap plastic on the front of it?