Module: Accounts Receivables
Our accounts receivable module helps you manage two of the most vital aspects of doing business: cash management and
customer information. Powerful on-line inquiry features, invoice and statement generation, and comprehensive open item aging help you track and manage all aspects of receivable transactions.
Features
- Provides for complete customer maintenance.
- Handles numeric or alphanumeric customer numbers up to 12 characters in length.
- Maintains complete customer history, and offers fast, on-line customer account inquiry.
- Offers Open Item and Balance Forward methods of maintaining customer balances. Balance method can be individually selected for each customer.
- Maintains customer defaults for credit and shipping terms, sales taxes, and sales representative information.
- Unlimited date and time stamped notes can be attached to customer records.
- Prints customer labels: label data can be exported to Microsoft Word to produce mail-merged dunning letters and other word processing functions.
- Allows loading of current AR open items and balances directory into the open item table to facilitate a smooth transition from a previous AR system.
- Maintains an unlimited number of AR and Bank Accounts.
- Maintains default information for finance charges, commission rules, distribution (allocation) accounts, and open item aging.
- Provides for setup and maintenance of sales representatives, sales tax codes, customer credit term codes, and ship-via codes.
- Controls sales commissions due and prints a commissions due report.
Reports
Provides comprehensive on-line customer account inquiry tools, and powerful drill-down capabilities:
- View Customer History by Date.
- View Customer History by Document Number.
- View Open Items.
- View Cash Receipts by Month drill-down.
- Enter and print line-item Invoices.
- Invoice History.
- Reprint Invoices from History.
- Prints Statements of account.
- Sales Commissions.
- Export Commission History (to an Excel spreadsheet).
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