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Integration with Quick Books?

Last post 10-24-2009, 5:22 AM by Terielamark. 4 replies.
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  •  12-18-2008, 10:49 AM 3950

    Integration with Quick Books?

    Does anyone know of a way to integrate with Quick Books either directly or through exporting then re-importing? We are trying to merge this with out accounting software. Any tips/tricks would be appreciated. Thank you!

  •  08-27-2009, 1:28 AM 4121 in reply to 3950

    Re: Integration with Quick Books?

    hi! i have no idea what quick book means and how to integrate this thing. but i'm giving something and hope this will help you.. http://www.imaginetime.com/Quickbooks.asp

    angelo
    trampolines
  •  08-27-2009, 4:27 PM 4123 in reply to 3950

    Re: Integration with Quick Books?

    No idea boss
    Thanks
    RC

    Portable-Air-Conditioner
  •  10-23-2009, 12:01 AM 4188 in reply to 3950

    Re: Integration with Quick Books?

    Sales commission programs are possibly the most variable programs conducted by a firm. These programs tend to vary significantly from industry to industry, and many times within companies in an industry. Sales commission programs tend to be different by employees even within a single firm.

    Because of the highly variable nature of commission calculations, solutions attempting to solve the problem have to be highly sophisticated. At the same time, they should not burden the user with additional complexity in their operations. One key area of complexity is allowing data interchange between the customer's existing accounting systems and the commissions system. A commission system that can understand the structure of the accounting system data and seamlessly bring in the appropriate data necessary for calculating commissions can be a huge benefit in reducing the inherent complexity in that process.

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  •  10-24-2009, 5:22 AM 4190 in reply to 3950

    Re: Integration with Quick Books?

    Because of the highly variable nature of commission calculations, solutions attempting to solve the problem have to be highly sophisticated. At the same time, they should not burden the user with additional complexity in their operations. One key area of complexity is allowing data interchange between the customer's existing accounting systems and the commissions system. A commission system that can understand the structure of the accounting system data and seamlessly bring in the appropriate data necessary for calculating commissions can be a huge benefit in reducing the inherent complexity in that process.
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