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QuickBooks
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What is ? A way to store scanned documents with the transactions they reference A way to share documents with accountants and other financial advisors A way to keep sensitive documents secure A way to access documents anytime, anywhere an internet connection is available A way to remotely backup documents
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How does work? 1.Scan a document to PDF format and save it to a local hard drive 2.Open the SmartVault desktop client (InBox) 3.Open the folder in which you stored your document(s) and drag & drop them to the InBox 4.Find the transaction in QuickBooks to which the scanned document refers 5.Attach the document from the InBox
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Payment Example Bank e-Pay Confirmation + Approved Invoice scanned as a single document to a folder on local hard drive Naming convention Vendor-YYMMDD-amount AndersonAirport-100506-12856.pdf
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Deposit Example Handwritten Deposit Slip + Bank Receipt Naming convention DepositWGxxx-YYMMDD-amount DepositSC074-110105-19052.pdf
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Open the SmartVault desktop client (Inbox)
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Open the folder in which you stored your document(s) and drag & drop them to the Inbox
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Anderson Airport - paid $128.56 on 5/6/10
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Find the QuickBooks register transaction to which an Inbox document refers. Notice there are no documents attached to this transaction. Anderson Airport - paid $128.56 on 5/6/10
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Click the “Attach” paperclip on the right, then choose the “Inbox” option.
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Double-click the appropriate document from the Inbox Anderson Airport - paid $128.56 on 5/6/10
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The document is attached. You can access it by clicking on the folder. The number below the folders shows how many documents are attached to the transaction.
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The folder shows (1) document attached. Open the document by double-clicking on the name.
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But WAIT… there’s MORE! Sharing transaction documents is great, but what else can you do?
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Attach non-transaction documentation Fiscal year documentation
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