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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that DiezCON is generally very well received by our clients, especially for its ease of use, tax features, and support quality, with some clear areas where it could improve UX and configurability.

Key positives our Spendbase clients highlight:

• Ease of use & intuitiveness
• Many clients call out that the interface is simple, menus are clear, and daily bookkeeping is fast once they pass the initial learning curve.

• Importing data from Excel and other systems is seen as a big time‑saver.

• Strong tax & compliance focus

• Built‑in Spanish tax models (IVA, IRPF, impuesto de sociedades, SII, Registro Mercantil) are a major value driver.

• Auto‑generated AEAT forms and easy submission workflows reduce penalties and errors, which our clients appreciate.

• Cloud access & pricing

• Being cloud‑based is a core benefit: work from anywhere without complex setups.

• Price-to-value ratio is consistently described as very good, especially for SMEs and associations.

• Support & onboarding

• Phone and ticket support are praised as fast, friendly, and effective.
• Training and help videos help offset the lack of a formal manual.

At the same time, our internal data shows some recurring pain points:

• Navigation and number of clicks
• Tasks like corporate tax, IVA breakdowns, and finding invoices or entries often require “too many clicks.”

• Some clients want a more diary‑centric workflow for journal entries.

• Interface and ergonomics

• Several clients mention that the UI feels visually outdated.

• Requests include better search, more direct access to ledgers, and simpler creation of clients/providers.

• Configurability and customization

• Limited options for:

  • Custom lists and reports (especially in treasury and Excel exports)
  • Tailored forms and filters
  • Handling specific cases like IVA prorrata or multiple professionals in IRPF

• Platform & stability constraints

• Not being compatible with Apple systems is a blocker for some.
• A few note occasional hangs at startup.

From a Spendbase cost-optimization angle, DiezCON tends to deliver solid value for Spanish accounting and tax workflows, especially when paired with clear internal processes and some expectation of a slightly older, but functional, interface.