Method:Classic General Q&A

Re: Quickbooks database hosted in the cloud

Bhavleen Kaur — Wed, 19 May 2021 07:05:57 GMT

Hi Bryan,

Thanks for posting here.

As per your question, if you want to make the transition of your QuickBooks application from desktop to the cloud, then data will be easily moved to the cloud servers. It will be the responsibility of cloud providers. Most of the competent hosting providers offer 24/7 IT-support.

You can contact the Solutions Expert of the service provider.
I personally like the services offered by Ace Cloud Hosting. Do check their website in the signatures.

I hope it helps.
Thank you.

Re: Quickbooks database hosted in the cloud

handcrafted — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:55:39 GMT

Thanks Adam,

I have already spoken to Insynq and they have a turn key process that will allow this to happen.

I appreciate the insight.

Bryan

Re: Quickbooks database hosted in the cloud

Method_Adam — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 16:50:17 GMT

Hi Bryan,

The short answer is yes, its capable. Both of our hosting partners, Insyq and Right Networks, have managed to get the Method sync engine to work with their hosting solutions. I believe there are others that have been able to get it to work as well. With that said there are some considerations to take into account. Depending on the setup, there is likely some work needed to be done to get the proper permissions set on the server in order for the sync engine to run properly. A cloud hosting solution will likely run with Terminal services or Citrix, and those can present a number of complications. I'd recommend checking out this Help Center article, Server Installations, and also this forum post for more info.

Hope this helps,

Adam

Quickbooks database hosted in the cloud

handcrafted — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 14:29:04 GMT

Good morning,

since I do not want to go to the expense of recreating my method account to work with Quickbooks online , we are looking at using a third party hosting company that will host our Quickbooks database. So, my question is, how will this affect your sync engine running in the background? Is your sync engine capable of connecting to our data base in the cloud as long as I plug in the credentials?

Thanks

Bryan