Bookkeeping isnโt just numbers โ itโs software too. QuickBooks, spreadsheets, client communication tools, the whole stack. And Iโve noticed something in this community: Some of you are coming in completely new โ never opened QuickBooks, not sure what a โchart of accountsโ even is, learning the software and the bookkeeping at the same time. Thatโs a bigger climb, and itโs okay to be there. Others already know the tech โ maybe from a past job, maybe youโve just poked around QBO on your own โ and what you actually need help with is the client side: how to onboard them, what to ask for, how to actually run the relationship. Both are completely valid starting points. But I want to know where you are, so I can make sure this community is actually helping you where you need it: Drop a comment: A) New to bookkeeping AND the software B) Know the software, new to working with clients C) New to both, but comfortable with tech in general D) Somewhere in between โ tell me! No wrong answer. I just want to build this out in a way that actually meets you where youโre at. ๐