Portfolio Management Tools

[chris]

In light of the recent news articles on domains dropping, I'm interested to know what people are using to manage their domain names.

I've tried a few over the years and they all lack something IMO. Personally I just a basic database, nothing fancy but it does the job.

A few I've tried are:

Domain Punch - http://www.domainpunch.com/
RoboDomain - https://www.robodomain.com/

And a few PHP scripts I've come across but haven't used:

http://www.dnsportfolio.com/
http://collectionmanagers.com/domain_portfolio.php

If you've come across anything similar, good or bad, please let me know.

Cheers,
Chris

 

[findtim]

theres another thread on this i think? i really good comprehensive one.

i use excel for passwords and quickbooks for billing

tim

 

[Blue Wren]

No.1 Spreadsheet
No.2 Domain Status Reporter (free, but .com only. They have paid version that does ccTLD's and more.)

 

[chris]

Thanks Tim, it rings a bell now:

http://www.dntrade.com.au/domain-management-software-t4290.html

If anyone has come across anything not listed on either thread please post here.

Cheers,
Chris

 

[chris]

No.1 Spreadsheet

The swiss army knife

 

[findtim]

i just did a search on dnt for "myob" and "quickbooks" pretty much holding 100% of the australian market for accounting software i guess and found very few posts with these keywords so my question is "how do you guys keep track of your business earnings and expenses.

LOL, ............... ping ! ummm , this is an open forum so i just realised this post will just get laughed at ! and no replies?

tim

 

[eBranding.com.au]

Domain Punch Professional has been brilliant for me. I also still use spreadsheets for lots of tasks.