Accounts Receivable Software

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tacpot replied

25 January 2007, 22:07
Quickbooks Regular

Intuit.co.uk

Dead easy to use.
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DS23 replied

24 January 2007, 13:00
Microsoft Office?
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Sockpuppet replied

24 January 2007, 11:34
Sage Instant Accounts. Easy once you start to use it.
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njhagan started a topic Accounts Receivable Software

24 January 2007, 11:22
Accounts Receivable Software

Hi there, I own a small retail drapery business. We have our customer accounts on a manual handwritten system but I want to put them on a computer now. I know there are many products out there but I think many are far too complicated for my job. I really want a program that can create the invoice for my customer. Charge it to their account. Send them out a bill. Report on aged/overdue bills. The simpler and cheaper the better! I don't need to link to a nominal ledger. I really just want to replicate the manual system onto a computer system. Does anyone have any similar sort of business with a solution to this. Does anyone know of a product which may be suitable. Love to hear from you, Nev.
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