The Accounts Receivable (AR) module is used to enter customer invoices, send customer statements, collect and apply payments, verify customer balances, track sales commissions, and deliver customer reports. The AR module is integrated with all other Acumatica modules and can be deployed on premise or hosted at a datacenter so you can control where sensitive data is stored.
The Accounts Payable (AP) module is used to track vendor invoices, automate payment processing, predict cash requirements, track vendor balances, manage available discounts, and deliver vendor reports. The AP module is integrated with all other Acumatica modules and can be deployed on premise or hosted at a datacenter so you can control where sensitive data is stored.
Acumatica is a web-based financial and business management system that improves the productivity of your organization. The software runs on servers in your private network or hosted on the Internet so it can be used from anywhere.
Acumatica can be used by small companies with specialized requirements, or it can be used in multi-entity organizations with thousands of employees in many countries and currencies. Acumatica provides a robust set of core financial, business, and CRM features that can be used in any industry.
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Discounts should never lead to a loss of margin. Instead, discounts should reward customers for activities that improve their value—either by reducing your costs or improving overall demand. As a first step, evaluate and build systems that reward customers based on desired behaviors.