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10/20/09 1:32pm PDT
It always comes up when we have a postal strike.
Yes Intuit should make it possible.
If you have a pdf writer you can print to that and then email them. There are a number available on Tucows.com
Yes Intuit should make it possible.
If you have a pdf writer you can print to that and then email them. There are a number available on Tucows.com
Nigel Reese FCA
Cloverleaf Accountancy Services Ltd
Cloverleaf Accountancy Services Ltd
08/23/10 1:25pm PDT
Another way of emailing remittance advices is the method I use without having to create PDF's
Go to print forms/remittance advices choose the remittance advices you require then preview them. If you use Alt+Print screen you can then paste the resulting image into the body of the email and crop if necessary. This works fine with Outlook but not sure how this would work with other email programs,
But, come on Intuit, get your act together and build in the ability to email remittance advices straight from Quickbooks and also customise the remittance Advice template as you can with Invoices etc
09/07/10 8:48am PDT
I quite agree. Why cant we email remittance advices when all other forms are possible in this way?
09/27/10 10:44am PDT
I must also add my support to this thread, So many transactions are of the electronic form now days, Nearly every individual and company transfer money around via Internet Banking, BACS, Faster Payments etc. So we need a way to instantly acknowledge or advise payments received or made. Remittance Advices need to be customisable to a companies image, and then the ability to e-mail them as a PDF made available, individually or on mass. QB's needs the same level of "Customising" to all financial documents!
12/20/10 4:18am PST
Yep I agree, creating PDF's and attaching them is a long winded way of doing what should be a simple task. One of the points of using online banking to pay suppliers is that is saves the postage cost (41p per supplier can soon mount up) Emailing should be a standard option!
02/10/11 7:45am PST
Does nobody from Intuit look at this forum?
We are now using BACS for payments and there is still no way of emailing remittances. I begin to wonder if Intuit has any representation in the UK - surely if they did they would realise that electronic payments are on the agenda of all businesses.
Can we press for a timescale for the introduction of this - please
12/23/11 6:39am PST
Ive never seen any comments from Intuit so i guess they dont actually look at this forum - or else this problem with preparing and emailing remittance advices would have been fixed in QB2012.....
12/23/11 11:35am PST
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I agree. What is going on at Intuit?
Assuming they do read this - surely! - could we have an explanation of (1) why we cannot email remittance advices via webmail without any rigmarole and (2) produce a simple report for supplier payments via BACS.
Does Intuit use QB for it's own accounting? If they do then how do they pay their suppliers?
Come on if Sage claim these two facilities then why not QB?
Max
