Customer Support
 Accounts Payable

The Accounts Payable module does the following:

  • Provides an easy way to maintain vendor related files.
  • Lets you create and post vendor invoices and credit memos efficiently and select them for payment.
  • Prints cheques and aged listings and accommodates reconciling outstanding cheques.
  • Gives you an excellent means to answer vendor collection calls.
  • Tracks and provides vendor payment analysis information.

Information is stored for vendors and vendor ship-from locations. Files are kept for vendor types, payment terms, vendor purchase and payment notes, shipping instructions and cheque history.

Contact name, payment terms, payment notes, year-to-date purchases, last purchase date, last payment date and a default G/L account are all kept by vendor.

Invoice entry lets you enter invoices, credit memos and manual cheques, which can then be disbursed to multiple G/L accounts, multiple jobs and multiple assets (if applicable). The system calculates due dates and payment discounts as well as holdbacks (if required) and handles temporary vendors and multiple currencies.

Unpaid invoices can be selected for payment by due date or by invoice number. The system accommodates partial payments and lets you put an invoice on ‘hold’ so that it cannot be selected for payment.

You can print cheques along with a cheque register. All payment information is recorded for you to access through inquiries and reports. The bank reconciliation feature lets you reconcile a range of outstanding cheques to generate an outstanding cheque list, which is then used to balance cash. You can also void a cheque – reinstating the invoices and reversing the payment journal entry.

A Vendor Inquiry shows all outstanding transactions for a vendor and lets you update any invoice’s due date and payment status. The Vendor Cheque Inquiry lets you ‘drill down’ into the invoices paid by a particular cheque and then into invoice details.

Management reports include an Aged Payables Report (which shows your position on a vendor's aged receivables). This report lets you ‘backdate,’ so you don't have to close off one month before starting the next. A Vendor Payment History shows all paid invoices over a particular date range and shows the amount paid, cheque number and days taken to pay.

This module integrates with Purchasing, General Ledger, Job Costing and Fixed Assets.

The Accounts Payable module does the following:

  • Provides an easy way to maintain vendor related files.
  • Lets you create and post vendor invoices and credit memos efficiently and select them for payment.
  • Prints cheques and aged listings and accommodates reconciling outstanding cheques.
  • Gives you an excellent means to answer vendor collection calls.
  • Tracks and provides vendor payment analysis information.

Information is stored for vendors and vendor ship-from locations. Files are kept for vendor types, payment terms, vendor purchase and payment notes, shipping instructions and cheque history.

Contact name, payment terms, payment notes, year-to-date purchases, last purchase date, last payment date and a default G/L account are all kept by vendor.

Invoice entry lets you enter invoices, credit memos and manual cheques, which can then be disbursed to multiple G/L accounts, multiple jobs and multiple assets (if applicable). The system calculates due dates and payment discounts as well as holdbacks (if required) and handles temporary vendors and multiple currencies.

Unpaid invoices can be selected for payment by due date or by invoice number. The system accommodates partial payments and lets you put an invoice on ‘hold’ so that it cannot be selected for payment.

You can print cheques along with a cheque register. All payment information is recorded for you to access through inquiries and reports. The bank reconciliation feature lets you reconcile a range of outstanding cheques to generate an outstanding cheque list, which is then used to balance cash. You can also void a cheque – reinstating the invoices and reversing the payment journal entry.

A Vendor Inquiry shows all outstanding transactions for a vendor and lets you update any invoice’s due date and payment status. The Vendor Cheque Inquiry lets you ‘drill down’ into the invoices paid by a particular cheque and then into invoice details.

Management reports include an Aged Payables Report (which shows your position on a vendor's aged receivables). This report lets you ‘backdate,’ so you don't have to close off one month before starting the next. A Vendor Payment History shows all paid invoices over a particular date range and shows the amount paid, cheque number and days taken to pay.

This module integrates with Purchasing, General Ledger, Job Costing and Fixed Assets.

 
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Pick slips are pulled into the handheld, pickers then scan items and enter quantity picked. This information is then transferred back to the AIMS system for packing slip generation. Handhelds can also issue material to service orders or manufacturing workorders and collect physical count information. Currently only Symbol hardware is supported and development is underway to further enhance this module.

 
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AIMS Handheld

AIMS Handheld allows picking, issuing and inventory counting all through handheld devices.

Pick slips are pulled into the handheld, pickers then scan items and enter quantity picked. This information is then transferred back to the AIMS system for packing slip generation. Handhelds can also issue material to service orders or manufacturing workorders and collect physical count information. Currently only Symbol hardware is supported and development is underway to further enhance this module.

 
AIMS E-Commerce Data Transfer

AIMS E-Commerce data transfer passes data between your AIMS system and an E-Commerce shopping site. Data transferred includes inventory items and pricing from the AIMS server to the E-Commerce server and online orders from the E-Commerce server back to AIMS.

You can also pass customer, ship-to, shipping and sales history data from AIMS to the E-Commerce server.

 
AIMS Data Warehousing

AIMS Data Warehousing pushes your AIMS data to a true SQL database on a routine basis (say nightly). From there you can extract using common reporting tools like Crystal Reports, Excel and Access, or write your own program with C#, Visual Basic or any other SQL language.

Your AIMS data can be pushed to either MS SQL Server or the Firebird database and AIMS Data Warehousing includes pre-defined sales analysis and job costing views along with a great pivot writer. 

 
 
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