Terri Company Case Summary

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I can put this to Terri & see if it's an option. I'm not 100% sure how she would have to set it up, but I'm thinking that giving us access to the login would give us access to her other client files.

If this is the case, C3 should just purchase its own Quickbooks and update the agreement to correct the typo.

We don't enter any data into Quickbooks. We would send a spreadsheet of the monthly transactions to Terri and she would enter them and prepare the financial reports. Occasionally, if I think there's an error in the financial reports, I'll review the underlying data not just the reports.

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