WaverlyStreet Proposal-Invoice v2.2.14

Proposal-Invoice - easily create
great-looking proposals, invoices and
receipts
Proposal-Invoice is a software that
allows users to create invoices, receipts
and proposals.

An easy to use, affordable paperwork
solution for small companies and
consultants. Easily create great-looking
proposals, invoices, acknowledgements,
and receipts for your customers and
clients.

Simple to use! You only need to enter in
data 1 time, even as your document
proceeds from being a Proposal to an
Acknowledgement, then on to an Invoice,
and finally becomes a Receipt.

Do virtually all your work on a single
computer screen form - no switching back
and forth between different windows.

If you've been wanting to get away from
using pre-printed forms but haven't been
able to find any reasonably priced
software, this is the answer.

Allows you to build a database of all the
items you normally sell, including
description, unit of measure, unit cost,
and manufacturer. Simply double-click any
item and it is instantly added to your
document.

Items can be added on-the-fly, so you can
start being productive right away

One-time items can be added to a
proposal, plus stock items can be
modified after being selected, without
changing them in the stock list.

Stores all your customer and destination
addresses for re-use. You only need to
type them in one time - from then on out
you simply select from a drop-down list.

Proposal-Invoice also automatically
stores misc. info such as payment terms,
authorization names, FOB points, job
numbers, and more in easy to use
drop-down lists.

Saved documents can always be recalled
later on for re-printing, general
reference, or to be copied and used as
the basis for similar new documents.

The saved Proposal / Invoice list can be
sorted by number, date, vendor,
destination, ship date, or amount with
one mouse click - no more rooting through
file cabinets to find things!

Also creates a number of reports to help
you keep track of your business.

Can either be installed on a single
machine and store it's data locally, or
installed on multiple machines and use a
shared data directory.



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