If I could give them a ZERO I would If I could give them a ZERO I would! My husband’s company uses this POS company to get his paycheck deposited each week. They did not deposit his paycheck this past Friday night 4/19/24 at 10:30 pm like they normally do! Because of this we have bounced checks and payments that didn’t go through!! My husband called them this morning 4/22/24 to get an explanation for why they didn’t deposit his money. Their excuse was it was their fault and they basically told him to get lost! He will get his money tonight instead of fixing the problem ASAP!! What the F*** kind of business is this??!! If they would fix the problem by depositing HIS money right away then we could fix our checking account!! Shame on you BILL.COM!!!

As a freelancer... As a freelancer, invoicing clients on bill.com has been a simple, intuitive, and streamlined process. It keeps all of my bills neatly organized without me having to maintain them myself, especially thanks to their status updates feature that lets me keep track of receivables. I would otherwise miss out on payments if I didn't have that to look back on. Having an email paper trail has also been useful

Bill.com and QuickBooks Desktop to be honest i was not a huge fan a year back from now , however moving forward with the updates that have been made and the ease of getting around has been a lot easier. i will say the one downfall i do have is when we have to sync with QuickBooks desktop individually with the 7 different companies that we have. Currently the system does not allow auto syncing and you can only be in one QuickBooks file while the syncing process is going on.

Not great for cross border business (US / Canada) I'm a consultant (incorporated) in Canada and did not have issues with Bill.com until recently. Historically, payments from customers come through to my Canadian based USD account directly via Cambridge Mercantile. I never had to log in to Bill.com and did not run into any problems. Recently, Bill.com updated their systems for rightful compliance reasons and I have no issues with that. Unfortunately, BILL.com could NOT imagine a scenario where a Canadian Corporation could bill a US customer in US dollars. I can no longer be paid quickly and easily in US dollars as per my contract with a US customer. The 2 solutions for this particular scenario that Bill.com provided were: 1. My US customer would have to manually enter the USD wire details in Bill.com each month (I would not need to create a Bill.com account) >>> My customer does NOT want to do this manual work. 2. I would have to almost use Bill.com as a ‘bank’: a. My customer pays Bill.com in USD for my invoices b. I have to use ‘withdraw’ funds from Bill.com to move payments to my bank account AND pay for the fx fees if changing currencies + Bill.com fees + my own bank's fee to transfer amounts from Bill.com...>>> I do NOT want to do this. I will say, when I reached out to Bill.com, their support was kind and responsive. Ultimately Bill.com for Canadians who bill in USD is not a great solution at this time.

Streamline your pay in/ pay out… Streamline your pay in/ pay out process. Save time with great dashboards and emails reminding you of what's coming in and going out. Send invoices and payments directly to your vendors and customers with ease. And, link all of this to your financial software with direct integration. What's not to love about Bill.com?!