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.
Keep
Tight Control Over Your Company's Cash; Manage Capital Wisely
TRAVERSE Accounting®
Bank Reconciliation application helps you streamline and improve the
reconciliation of bank statements with general ledger bank accounts.
It makes important
updates to TRAVERSE Accounting
General Ledger and receives timely entries from
the other applications.
TRAVERSE Accounting
was developed with Microsoft Access® and Visual Basic. TM
As a result,
the user benefits from a seamless interface to products such as
Word, Excel, and Mail as
well as HTML language for the Internet. You'll be connected to
all members of the Microsoft Office family, making it easy to share
your information. In addition, TRAVERSE Accounting provides multilingual
and multi-currency capabilities.
With
Bank Reconciliation, you'll know which checks have cleared, which
transactions are outstanding,
which bank accounts contain what amounts, and exactly where
your money is. Find errors and record differences between your books
and the bank easily with
two types of reconciliation from the Reconciliation Reportbook-to-bank
and bank-to-book. Reconciling is fast and simple. You can clear transactions
with a single mouse click--line by line by a specific range of
checks or all at once. If
you make a mistake, reversing a selection is just as easy.
You
need to make the best decisions about the day-to-day operations of
your business.
TRAVERSE Accounting
Bank
Reconciliation gives you the accurate information you
need to make the most of your cash. Using multiple bank accounts for
Accounts Receivable/Sales Order deposits and Accounts
Payable/Purchase Order checks gives you the flexibility to receive
money and to disburse money from different accounts.
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