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Random shut downs, inability to open the company file, missing important information and out of balance Balance sheets are just some of the indicators of a damaged or corrupt QuickBooks file.

With the normal wear and tear of QuickBooks slowing down data files, E-tech has launched a new service to fight against slowing speeds and performance on files.

Before starting out on a clean QuickBooks file, there are a few factors to consider.

When a company is created in QuickBooks, there will be several files created – one of which has a file type of "QBW" – the actual company data file. Another that is created has a file type of "TLG". The TLG or Transaction Log File contains various pieces of data concerning the QuickBooks file.

Some companies may have different divisions or entities that have separate QuickBooks files or sometimes a company would acquire another company and want to merge the two. These are the instances when QuickBooks files would have to be merged.

QuickBooks files require sufficient storage space and processing power in order to run smoothly.

Data damage in QuickBooks can occur when there was an unexpected power interruption and QuickBooks was forced to close abruptly, improper entries made in the list data that caused corruption to the company file.

The QuickBooks Enterprise an advanced version of the Pro and Premier. With the ability to track over 100,000 customers and vendors with up to 30 users in the company data file, the Enterprise version of QuickBooks comes with a Full Service Plan that includes unlimited technical support, a free upgrade to the most current Enterprise version, as well as online data backup option.

Currently Security concerns on the digital platform are increasing at a swift pace which causes QuickBooks to raise standards when it comes to password protection – also another reason why QuickBooks has a very thorough process in place for resetting a password.

The QuickBooks audit trail or audit log is a security-relevant chronological record or set of records that provide documentary evidence of the sequence of activities that have affected at any time a specific operation, procedure, or event.