Brad Waddell

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  www.qodbc.com/press_frame.htm?name=QODBCNews2usa.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/1/2004    Last Visited: 1/5/2010  

  Brad Waddell President of FLEXquarters was contacted by Harvey Alcabes, Intuit SDK Product Manager regarding our QuickBooks documentation and Harvey was very impressed with the work put forth on the project.
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  Brad Waddell, President of FLEXquarters.com LLC and Chuck Vigeant, Director of FLEXquarters Solutions recently attended the Intuit CA Conference for Pro Advisors in Niagara Falls and the Sleeter Group Conference for QuickBooks Consultants in Boca Raton.

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  Brad Waddell, FLEXquarters.com LLC
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  Co-Chair: Brad WaddellAssistant Co-Chair:

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  Brad Waddell - FlexQuarters - 2006, 2007Exhibitor

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  Brad Waddell, FLEXquarters.com LLC

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  2003 IDN Conference: Building Powerful Solutions... - [Cached Version]
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  Brad Waddell, President, FLEXquarters L.L.C

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  About Us : IDN Advisory Council - [Cached Version]
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  Brad Waddell, FLEXquarters.com, LLC
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  Co-Chair - Brad Waddell

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  Brad Wadell, owner and founder of Flexquarters, has been involved with database programming, and ODBC drivers for over 15 years.He is providing a badly needed service, as most accounting programs have the ability to let someone view the accounting data from outside the program - except for Quickbooks.Users, accountants, and developers will now be able to extract custom views of their information from the popular Quickbooks product line, with the use of QODBC - and the QDataViewer . Wadell's product will also allow developers to insert and transfer data into Quickbooks from outside the program - something that has been heretofore possible - but only through rocket science programming.

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  Owner: Brad Waddell graham-parker-owner@onelist.com lists@flexquarters.com

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  Owner: Brad Waddell
  
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  Intuit Developer Network | Sales and Marketing - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/17/2003    Last Visited: 7/11/2004  

  Brad Waddell
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  Meet IDN charter member Brad Waddell
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  Brad WaddellBrad Waddell discovered a way to solve a hairy problem in QuickBooks.
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  Waddell.With FLEXquarters' products, ProAdvisors can press one button and export the numbers."We've eliminated their grudge work," he adds.
  
  The FLEXquarters tools work much like printer drivers, explains Waddell."You install different model printers, but as long as you have a driver, or translator, to talk to it, it will work with all of your applications."He applies this straightforward model to QuickBooks accounting data to make that data look just like other data sources, such as dBase, Access, and SQL Server.
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  "We offer inexpensive products that serve the entire QuickBooks user base," explains Waddell.While other developers and ProAdvisors are among his customers, his 10-person team ensures that the FLEXquarters products are for everyone, vs. those in specific vertical industries."We built our products from the ground up.They're designed for any QuickBooks user to have access to information they need from whatever application they use," he says.
  
  Waddell's company has been building ODBC drivers since 1995 and completed its first product in 1998, before the first QuickBooks SDK was complete.The company waited to release its product, however, until the initial QuickBooks SDK was released."Accountants are picky about their files, so we didn't want to upset any accountants by getting into their QuickBooks files through a back door approach and just shelved the product until 2002," explains Waddell.
  
  "But now [with the QuickBooks SDK], we work with Intuit so that all transactions with our products are validated by QuickBooks.IDN has been extremely supportive and has afforded us every business opportunity," he adds.

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