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@beckynguyentx wrote:

Yes, I used them for Qb. It works perfectly . We was trying to use that for Proseries 2019 tax return, but it gave us a lot of headache.  If I work on client A, and my employee will work on that client later. It will create another save, or we cannot locate that file in another desk.  We don't have time to deal with it in a short time, so we decide to use Proseries network. 

Hope it helps. 

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I think that's where Intuit's PS hosting solution has the advantage of.  Although authorized QB hosting providers often market hosting for PS, that's never approved or supported by Intuit.

The official PS hosting solution will be supported by Intuit and what they ask users to do is to run only PS in the cloud and not simultaneously with a local/network version to avoid conflicts like what you described.