PrintBoss Enhancements for 2011

Peter Heinicke
Posted by Peter Heinicke Mon, May 23, 2011 @ 08:16 PM 2 minutes to read
PrintBoss Enhancements for 2011
 
Special Offer! 
 
Schedule your PrintBoss enhancement in the month of May or June and receive 1 hour of consulting time FREE!
 
Call our office to schedule your enhancement today!
 
PrintBoss provides protection and increases service
 
Now more than ever you need to have complete control over all your assets at every step. PrintBoss is a state of the art software that integrates with Sage Pro, and many other accounting systems and allows you to print checks, invoices, deposit slips and other documents directly from that accounting package.
 
We have installed PrintBoss for many of our clients. They benefited by reducing receivable cycles, implementing internal controls and providing employees better paystub reporting and direct deposit. Using PrintBoss you will be able to have: 
  • Positive Pay Files to protect against fraudulently produced checks
  • Direct Deposit for employees
  • Invoices sent via e-mail or fax
  • And much more!
PrintBoss is a useful ehancement to Sage Pro, Sage Accpac, Sage Peachtree or any accounting or report based system.
 
Call our office today to schedule your PrintBoss enhancement. Or Click below to request more information on PrintBoss
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Sage Accpac, SAGE PRO, Positive Pay, Peachtree, Direct Deposit
Peter Heinicke

Peter Heinicke

Chicago area ERP consultant with over 40 years of experience in Sage 300, Sage Pro, Quickbooks ERP and other systems

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