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TRAVERSE Product, Accounts Receivable Application - Open Systems Accounting Software for the Computer TRAVERSE Accounting gives you flexibility, customization, and a full complement of tools - all with source code. Developed with SQL Server and Microsoft Access, it offers advanced reporting capabilities, a seamless interface to Microsoft Office and eBusiness solutions. You only need Windows to run it; you only need Access to modify it.

Manage your cash, know your customers, analyze performance and trends

TRAVERSE Accounting® provides the features you want and the tools you need to run your business more effectively. TRAVERSE Accounting is based on the award-winning OPEN SYSTEMS® Accounting Software feature set, and like OSAS, source code is available so you can customize the software to meet your unique needs. TRAVERSE Accounting was developed with Microsoft Access® and Visual Basic™, so the user benefits from a seamless interface to other Microsoft Office products such as Word, Excel, and Mail as well as HTML language for the Internet. Working with the tools you're already familiar with makes training a breeze!

Accounts Receivable offers multilingual and multi-currency capabilities. You can use a mouse and/or a keyboard for navigation and data entry, and you can customize by user which fields to stop at on data entry screens. Historical information for an unlimited number of years can be viewed in detail or summary.

There are other advantages to working with a product developed with Access. Its built-in intelligence senses what you want to do and produces the results you're looking for. Routine tasks become automatic; complex jobs become less complex. TRAVERSE Accounting manages your financial information quickly, easily, and effectively by using the Rushmore™ Technology and OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) found in Access.  

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TRAVERSE Product, Accounts Receivable Application - Open Systems Accounting Software for the Computer
TRAVERSE provides fast customer lookup with a single mouse click.

Additional Accounts Receivable Features and Reports:
time-saving batch processing capability
user-definable aging periods
full-featured tax reporting 
commissions payable on booked or paid invoices
two-way split commissions
ability to reapply payments and credits to specific invoices
user-defined invoice and dunning messages
quick lookup based on customer or transaction
invoice entry, editing, and viewing from a single screen
online invoicing (prints invoice after order verification)
plain paper or pre-printed invoice formats
finance charge tracking
multiple tax locations per tax group
post transactions to multiple years
reprint the last posting activity with comments
reprint invoices from history including lotted and serialized detail
customer comments field
referential integrity, preventing deletion of data used by other tables
easy to modify with capability to prevent modification
drill down for greater detail
graphing capability
comprehensive online help
print to file with rich or normal text, or output to Excel or HTML
optional report previewing before printing
"quick search" method for finding fields

Reports

Aged Trial Balance Report
Cash Flow Report
Cash Receipts Journal
Customer Activity Report
Deposits Journal
Detail History Report
Miscellaneous Credits Journal
Open Invoice Report
Sales Analysis Report
Sales Journal
Sales Tax Report

TRAVERSE Product, Accounts Receivable Application - Open Systems Accounting Software for the Computer
TRAVERSE lets you analyze your information in different formats.

TRAVERSE Product, Accounts Receivable Application - Open Systems Accounting Software for the Computer
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