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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows Vista / XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features
- Perfect for those who only require accounting functionality
- User-friendly journal entry in a user-defined chart of accounts which greatly simplifies bookkeeping
- Clearly laid-out nominal ledger with options for drill-down and analysis
- Quick, complete customer and supplier ledgers
- Wizard for VAT, period as well as annual closure
- Option for project and departmental accounts
- Efficient ledger management with remittance, reminders, credit charging and debt collection
- Advanced budgeting, reporting and analysis
- Automatic management of currency accounts
- Management of electronic documents linked to the accounts
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Mamut Accounting Standard
Mamut Accounting Standard gives your business a professional solution for journal entry, a user-friendly nominal ledger with drill-down facilities and well-arranged ledger management. It also includes effective solutions for factoring, reminders/debt collection, remittance and budgeting.
For those who also want more options within analysis and reporting, factoring, reminders, debt collection, remittance and budgeting.
Accounting software that gives you full control
Mamut Accounting software makes life simple for accounting staff. The software contains everything accounting staff need to ensure full control. It provides you with a complete overview of your accounts, allowing you to make the right decisions for your business
Accounting software ideal for your business
Mamut Accounting software not only streamlines your routine tasks, but also provides you with thorough analysis when needed. Mamut Accounting software is simple to use for routine accounting processes and sophisticated enough to conduct the in-depth analysis required by management. Accounting software minimises administration and saves valuable time and money. This makes Mamut Accounting software the ideal tool for small and mid-size businesses.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I couldn't get either this or another Mamut package to install by following the instructions or by letting it autorun. Personally, I think the vast majority of end-users would demand a refund at that point if they hit a problem as fundamental as that.
However, by throwing away the instructions and experimenting, I finally got the product to install. This shouldn't be necessary and having to do it does not inspire me with confidence in the product. Others may disagree, but I would not trust my business administration to a product that doesn't even install without having to workaround issues with the product.
For anybody else that has problems installing this software, you might want to try this (at your own risk, I accept no liabilities) - bypass autorun, ignore the setup.exe in the root directory on the disk, don't try running the msi file directly, but instead run the setup.exe in X:\Setup\Install where X is the drive containing the disk.
I could dig out filemon, regmon etc to investigate exactly why the installation as shipped fails, but I'll leave that to Mamut (I get paid to do that sort of thing - I might do it free of charge for a deserving charity, but not for a commercial organisation).
When the installation finally does happen, the user is asked for a lot of information that is apparently reported back to the producers of the product. Why? Registering a product for updates or support is one thing, supplying all that information is something else.
I will be working with this software for a while before I produce a full review, but those two issues already described above leave me with a poor view so far. The failing installation alone warrants the 1 star I have given the product. If, in day-to-day use the product really does shine then I might change that rating, but failure to install is so fundamental that it really would have to shine in a big way.
However, by throwing away the instructions and experimenting, I finally got the product to install. This shouldn't be necessary and having to do it does not inspire me with confidence in the product. Others may disagree, but I would not trust my business administration to a product that doesn't even install without having to workaround issues with the product.
For anybody else that has problems installing this software, you might want to try this (at your own risk, I accept no liabilities) - bypass autorun, ignore the setup.exe in the root directory on the disk, don't try running the msi file directly, but instead run the setup.exe in X:\Setup\Install where X is the drive containing the disk.
I could dig out filemon, regmon etc to investigate exactly why the installation as shipped fails, but I'll leave that to Mamut (I get paid to do that sort of thing - I might do it free of charge for a deserving charity, but not for a commercial organisation).
When the installation finally does happen, the user is asked for a lot of information that is apparently reported back to the producers of the product. Why? Registering a product for updates or support is one thing, supplying all that information is something else.
I will be working with this software for a while before I produce a full review, but those two issues already described above leave me with a poor view so far. The failing installation alone warrants the 1 star I have given the product. If, in day-to-day use the product really does shine then I might change that rating, but failure to install is so fundamental that it really would have to shine in a big way.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I've been trialling Mamut Accounting for my home run business for a while now. Firstly, it's good, but not as good as the Accountz software I also have installed. It's a reasonably comprehensive package (one of three available - the others being Start & Professional). There's a couple of advantages in the Standard edition over the Start edition. Standard allows payment reminders, graphic presentations and multi user facilities. If you don't need them, then go for the Start package. Mamut is pretty easy to use and has some nice templates. However, Mamut really need to start with the premise that a user may have no experience at all. If thats the case then this package may well be very difficult to understand and use. As I said, I still prefer Accountz Professional. It is easier to use and has additional useful functions Mamut is lacking.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I have preiously used QuickBooks and then Business Accounta, but this item beats both of those in terms of flexibility, paricularly the ability to define exactly what you want the application to do. Almost any parameter can be changed so you can end up with a bespoke system suited to your own business needs. I had no problems moving across to this software, which took just a couple of hours.
It's fast, completely stable on Vista, and appears to have everything a small to medium-sized business could need.
The price is high, but in this case you get what pay for.
4 / 5 stars.
It's fast, completely stable on Vista, and appears to have everything a small to medium-sized business could need.
The price is high, but in this case you get what pay for.
4 / 5 stars.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Too complex for me as a novice
I've had this product for ages and really it just sits on the shelf unused.
I got it a few years ago when I became self-employed and knew very little about proper... Read more
I got it a few years ago when I became self-employed and knew very little about proper... Read more
Published 2 months ago by stephen Luff
Beware
Started off with this but it soon became clear that it would not cope with our needs. Eventually upgraded to Enterprise 5 version. Costs a lot a year in compulsary service charges. Read more
Published 13 months ago by C. Baldwin
mamut accounting very poor software
We had been using MYOB for about 12 years and were in the market for something
which dealt with purchasing a lot better. Read more
which dealt with purchasing a lot better. Read more
Published 20 months ago by steve guru
S'allright...
Ok so we all know this is gonna be kind of boring, long and short is a not too poorly designed interface and easy to use. Setup and installation pretty much a breeze too. Read more
Published on 18 Mar 2010 by M. Price
Dreadful product
I was 'forced' to migrate to this pitiful product from MYOB which is being discontinued by Mamut. I now realise what a great thing MYOB was. Read more
Published on 15 Mar 2010 by Muntjack
Should be better
I've recently become self employed so needed something to help do my accounts. My needs are very basic; to record my receipts & expenses, money in and money out plus... Read more
Published on 18 Feb 2010 by Jennifers Daddy
Accounting a boring subject made easier
This application installed easily and didn't take up too much room on my PC.
Low spec pc required to run it (well it doesn't have to do much but add up and generate... Read more
Low spec pc required to run it (well it doesn't have to do much but add up and generate... Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2010 by Glen Allan
Bold pricing
Thought Mamut's a little known in the software field, this software offering is as powerful as similar products from established names. Read more
Published on 3 Oct 2009 by Mo
Mamut Accounting Standard
I prepare accounts for our small business using spreadsheets within Excel, but we decided that we wanted to try an accounting package so that we could produce reports instantly... Read more
Published on 16 Sep 2009 by S. Thomas
Good all rounder...
Ive used several different accounting software packages over the years, ranging from the basic Microsoft money packages to this. Read more
Published on 16 Aug 2009 by A R Hartley
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