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The communication between QuickBooks and RightWorks has been incredibly frustrating. Each company keeps blaming the other, making it impossible to get a resolution. When it was finally confirmed that the issue was on RightWorks' end, we spent 20 minutes on the phone with an agent—only for them to hang up. We got another agent on the line, but after an hour, they couldn’t resolve anything either.
Then yesterday, I spent three and a half hours on the phone, still with no solution. I was told to check back this morning, but instead, I received an email at 3 AM saying the ticket was closed because there was no response. Of course, I didn’t respond—I don’t work at 3 AM. When I logged in at 8 AM to check if the issue was resolved, it wasn’t, and now I can’t even use the ticket because it was closed before I had a chance to follow up.
This is beyond frustrating. I’ve spent nearly an entire workday just sitting on calls with no progress.The issue is simply getting our QuickBooks updated with an update that was released two weeks ago. Shouldn't RightWorks be updating the QuickBooks application the night the update is released? In the tech world, updates typically impact how an application operates, so you’d think this would be a critical priority for the RightWorks team.
From this experience, it’s clear that neither RightWorks nor QuickBooks truly stand behind their products. We’ve had nothing but issues since day one trying to use them together. This lack of coordination and support is beyond frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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