Re: Invoicing

[Al Geist <al -dot- geist -at- geistassociates -dot- com>]

Martin,

My wife had a hard time getting the handle of it too, but it was because 
she has over 25 years experience in financial institutions and was so 
used to "their" way of doing things.  It's like when I try to use a Mac, 
I end up frustrated because I make it too hard.  I do admit that the one 
major problem I had with QHB was that all of their documentation is 
online.  You just can't sit down are read about it while enjoying the 
latest Iron Chef rerun.  It takes a few tries to set up the customer 
accounts properly, but once you do, then invoice and customer tracking 
is a snap.  I've never been subject to their mortgage services, or if I 
did, I labeled it as junk mail the first time it showed up in my mailbox.

IMHO, it's much easier to set up and use than creating a spreadsheet 
because of the customer and tax tacking functions, and the reporting 
functions make it easier to keep track of who's a chronic late payer, 
how your cash flow looks, etc.

Al

Martin Bosworth wrote: