Accounting System Supports Multiple Currencies

October 1996 / International What's New / Accounting System Supports Multiple Currencies

Exchequer Enterprise is a new 32-bit accounting system for Windows 95 and Windows NT that supports multiple currencies and uses an Explorer-style tree to group and subgroup general ledger accounts. The system also handles open period accounting, which makes it possible to retrieve accounting balances and transactions from any previous period. A drill-down approach lets the user interrogate top-level as well as single stock information. The software supports multiuser environments.
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Company:  SBS Financial Systems, Derby, U.K.

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