Examining Alternatives to Practice Ignition for Proposals and Payment Processing
After another price hike from Practice Ignition, I’ve found it increasingly difficult to justify the expense. Since joining them, my costs have escalated by 136% over three years, and I suspect further increases are on the horizon. As a small firm that relies on their software for proposals and payment processing, I’m actively searching for alternatives.
I’m considering integrating Docusign or another signature tool alongside recurring invoices and payment processing within QuickBooks Online (QBO). I’m curious if others are facing a similar situation or if anyone is willing to share their existing setup or process.
For context: I typically charge upfront and automatically for my monthly clients and issue a few dozen proposals annually using a standard template.
One response
I understand your frustration with the rising costs of Practice Ignition, especially as a small firm where every dollar counts. Transitioning away from Practice Ignition while maintaining efficiency in managing proposals and payment processing is critical. Here’s a detailed breakdown of some alternative solutions and a potential setup that may align with your needs:
Proposal Management
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Proposify:
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Docusign:
Payment Processing
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Stripe:
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Square:
Suggested Setup
Considering you charge upfront and automatically for monthly clients and send several proposals a year, here’s a potential streamlined setup:
Use PandaDoc or Proposify for crafting your boilerplate templates. They are intuitive and feature-rich for proposal management.
Electronic Signatures: