Compare AQ2 Remittance vs. SERIES 3 Accounts Payable

Any organization that accepts checks as a payment method can take advantage of AQ2 Remittance. This solution is adaptable for companies that handle a modest volume of 25 to 50 checks each day, scaling up to accommodate hundreds or even thousands of checks on a daily basis. By utilizing advanced check capture technology, businesses can drastically lower their operational and staffing expenses. AQ2 Remittance enables users to swiftly send check images and pertinent information electronically, eliminating the need for couriers or frequent trips to a local bank branch. In addition, the burdensome expenses associated with manually recording check amounts on deposit slips, conducting manual research, and distributing physical copies are effectively eliminated. This comprehensive check capture and electronic deposit service is designed specifically for businesses. With AQ2 Remittance, you can seamlessly capture data for efficient uploading into your accounts receivable system, enhancing overall productivity and accuracy. Ultimately, this innovative solution streamlines financial operations, freeing up valuable resources for other critical business activities.

The Accounts Payable module in SERIES 3 effectively manages cash flow by keeping track of vendors, documenting purchases, and facilitating check printing. Users within the MBA system have the ability to monitor their outstanding debts to suppliers as well as the due dates for all invoices. There are various options for check writing, including a PDF format that allows for easy access and reprinting. The module offers comprehensive reporting features, which enable users to manage their expenditures accurately and effortlessly. Additionally, it simplifies the generation of invoices, credit adjustments, and debit adjustments, making the financial management process more streamlined. Payments can be automated through a flexible selection process for invoices, and numerous check formats are available to accommodate specific needs. The system also supports the creation of prepayments when necessary and allows for checks to be voided or reprinted as required. Furthermore, an unlimited number of expense account distributions can be assigned to each invoice, and up to eight default expense accounts with percentage allocations can be configured for each vendor. The checks issued to vendors can include either detailed or summarized remittance information, ensuring clarity in financial transactions. This versatility in handling invoices and payments greatly enhances the efficiency of managing accounts payable.