Clear Computing Expands QuickBooks Support
Clear Computing, developer of the Total Activity Control (TAC) operations management system, announced that they have expanded their QuickBooks support. This feature enhancement enables you to eliminate duplicate data entry and automate financial updates.
Tinton Falls, NJ, October 29, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Clear Computing, developer of the Total Activity Control (TAC) operations management system, announced that they have expanded their QuickBooks support. Total Activity Control currently exchanges customer information with QuickBooks through imports and exports. This feature enhancement enables you to eliminate duplicate data entry and automate financial updates.
“QuickBooks continues to be a useful accounting tool for many of our customers,” said Joel Smith, Clear Computing CIO. “We have enhanced the TAC QuickBooks interface because it makes sense for our customers to pass certain information between TAC, which handles day-to-day operations, and QuickBooks which holds financial summaries for accountants.”
The 2009 version of TAC will now use unique customers IDs in QuickBooks to prevent duplicate customer entries. In addition, this version has a faster import of QuickBooks data into TAC. Customer information imported has been expanded to include job start date, customer notes, credit limit, and other financial information, with an option to create opening balance invoices.
The upcoming TAC 2010 release will further expand the customer imports from QuickBooks to TAC, including historical invoices for customers and invoice payments. TAC 2010 will also incrementally import any new customers created in QuickBooks. In addition, TAC will export date and time-stamped company sales and receivable summaries to QuickBooks which, when used with a date and time-stamped printed report, provide a full audit trail of a company’s sales and receivables activity.
“Companies that want to continue to use QuickBooks for invoices and customer financials will now be able to manage service routes and work orders for these customers in TAC, “explained Joel Smith. “TAC can be used for operations management using the customer information imported from QuickBooks. This is a great solution for companies using QuickBooks that have searched for the high-quality routing and dispatch that Clear Computing provides.”
For more information, contact Clear Computing at 888-882-5327, or visit their web site at http://www.clearcomputing.com.
About Clear Computing, Inc.
Clear Computing is the developer of state-of-the-art operations management software for the waste, rental, fuel and service delivery industries. Total Activity Control™ handles day-to-day customer service and financials, including service site management, price lists, work orders, service routes, dispatch, route mapping and optimization, disposal tracking, inventory and more. Clear Computing has led the industry in software enhancements and integration since 1988 with Microsoft Windows-based software, integrated mapping and links to QuickBooks Pro and GPS tracking. Total Activity Control is a Microsoft Certified product. Contact Clear Computing at 1-888-33-CLEAR (1-888-332-5327) or check out their website at www.clearcomputing.com.
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“QuickBooks continues to be a useful accounting tool for many of our customers,” said Joel Smith, Clear Computing CIO. “We have enhanced the TAC QuickBooks interface because it makes sense for our customers to pass certain information between TAC, which handles day-to-day operations, and QuickBooks which holds financial summaries for accountants.”
The 2009 version of TAC will now use unique customers IDs in QuickBooks to prevent duplicate customer entries. In addition, this version has a faster import of QuickBooks data into TAC. Customer information imported has been expanded to include job start date, customer notes, credit limit, and other financial information, with an option to create opening balance invoices.
The upcoming TAC 2010 release will further expand the customer imports from QuickBooks to TAC, including historical invoices for customers and invoice payments. TAC 2010 will also incrementally import any new customers created in QuickBooks. In addition, TAC will export date and time-stamped company sales and receivable summaries to QuickBooks which, when used with a date and time-stamped printed report, provide a full audit trail of a company’s sales and receivables activity.
“Companies that want to continue to use QuickBooks for invoices and customer financials will now be able to manage service routes and work orders for these customers in TAC, “explained Joel Smith. “TAC can be used for operations management using the customer information imported from QuickBooks. This is a great solution for companies using QuickBooks that have searched for the high-quality routing and dispatch that Clear Computing provides.”
For more information, contact Clear Computing at 888-882-5327, or visit their web site at http://www.clearcomputing.com.
About Clear Computing, Inc.
Clear Computing is the developer of state-of-the-art operations management software for the waste, rental, fuel and service delivery industries. Total Activity Control™ handles day-to-day customer service and financials, including service site management, price lists, work orders, service routes, dispatch, route mapping and optimization, disposal tracking, inventory and more. Clear Computing has led the industry in software enhancements and integration since 1988 with Microsoft Windows-based software, integrated mapping and links to QuickBooks Pro and GPS tracking. Total Activity Control is a Microsoft Certified product. Contact Clear Computing at 1-888-33-CLEAR (1-888-332-5327) or check out their website at www.clearcomputing.com.
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