Electronic Payment of your AP
Checks:
With employees, and sometimes
key vendors, you
may need to quickly make payments on selected
AP vouchers. Instead of mailing
payments, why not electronically request your bank to transfer the funds
directly to the receipent s bank account; and,
optionally, email the vendor about the transfer being made. This feature is especially beneficial for
reimbursement of offsite employee and their expense reports payments. There is a great solution by Sandler Kahne Software called:
Electronic Funds Transfer with Positive Pay (AP EFT). This product has been shipping for many years
and the reviews are glowing. For
example:
American Heart Association,
We have been using Sandler·Kahne Software’s AP Direct
Deposit (AP EFT) product since 1997, and have found that it is an excellent fit
for our purposes. Our need was to promptly pay our employee expense
reimbursements as well as efficiently pay the many research institutions we
work with. Currently, we are processing
over 100 employee expense reimbursements each week with this product. Once each
quarter we process over 1500 electronic grant payments to our research
institutions via EFT. With a few clicks of the mouse, our processed AP
batches are formatted into the ACH format and electronically transmitted to our
bank and the ACH network.
NOTE: American Heart Association
honored Sandler·Kahne Software with their
"Vendor of the Year" award for 2000!
Basically this product is an
example of the expansion of the capabilities of the core
AP EFT includes its own
communications software to fully automate the creation and transmission of the
ACH file. Optionally you may write the ACH file to a floppy diskette or
use your own communications software. With a few clicks of your mouse,
your payments are formatted and sent to your bank.
Here is a sample of one of the
processing screens for AP EFT:

To learn more about the product,
check out the web site: www.sksoft.com or give us a call to schedule
a demo. There is also a link to the
product brochure: ap_eft.doc