Highly recommended for small and medium-sized companies I run a small family business, which has recently picked up. My business and accounting were getting out of hand until I started using Deskera. This software has all the functionalities that a small business would require, like... easy to make documents (invoices, estimates, etc). There were similar functions on Zoho and Khatabook as well, but I prefer Deskera over them. Plus it keeps track of all docs for you. There is also a phone app, which connects to the main app, which makes it easier for me to stay mobile and still work

Love that it has multiple functions Saves tremendous human efforts and book-keeping is also easy. Has allowed me to do the accounting, take care of the team, manage employee leaves, keep track of deals, resource management and whatnot, that too all so very efficiently. Plus the dashboard also allows me to switch between tabs and work on different things all at once, this is really time saving.

Perfect software for startups Perfect option for startups as the software is so pocket-friendly. Plus it starts with a one month free trial that certainly lets you take your time to get the hang of it before you invest in it. The work done by so many different applications and people are put altogether in one, while being easy and efficient.

Very Unreliable Servers Very Unreliable Servers. Very Poor Knowledge to the Support team. No one picks up the calls. Queries are replied very late.

Think twice before starting a free… Think twice before starting a free trial with this company. I was interested in Deskera’s features, so I signed up for the trial and entered my credit card info. After a few hours of use, I was clear it was not a platform I wanted to use. I went through a cancellation process, but must have failed to complete it because two weeks later a credit card charge showed up. I emailed back and forth with their support 6 or 7 times to finally receive the answer that they just want to keep my money since I failed to cancel before the two weeks. Well, I don’t understand why a company that wants to provide a functional service would want to keep the money of someone who does not want to use the service, based on a technicality. But they do. So, make sure you get a cancellation email or something if you try and cancel. Otherwise, they are not going to be interested in refunding you whether you like, or use, their service. They are just excited about the $149 they get to keep.