Exact Online | Exact Product Blog

Keep it simple Payroll

Posted on03. Sep, 2010 by Martijn Boeser.

0

Many people in the Netherlands experience payroll as difficult to understand. Most only check their salary via their bank statement, paying little attention to their payroll specification explaining the calculations. It’s certainly a complicated document, any problems with it usually referred to the company ‘wizard’ – an expert payroll administrator or professional accountant.

Continue Reading

Give it a try

Posted on31. Aug, 2010 by Marco Kastrop.

0

Over the past months we have shared information related to the development of the logistics solution that we will be offering for Exact Online. Previously we have been talking about eggs, but this is no longer needed. The egg has developed and a real logistic solution has been born in an online environment. Now it is time for you as a customer in wholesale to speak up because it is available for you to try!

Continue Reading

What kind of eggs do you like in the morning?

Posted on28. Jun, 2010 by Ilja Udo.

1

In the previous blog “How would you like your eggs in the morning?” was announced that you can create your own cockpit by adding graphs, charts or ratios based on your administration data. At the moment the number of reports you can choose from are fixed. Would it not be nice to be able to develop a wished for report entirely by yourself?

Continue Reading

What do bugs and the Queens’ bedchamber have in common?

Posted on21. Jun, 2010 by Emiel Romein.

0

In the early hours of July 9th 1982 an unemployed father of four broke into Buckingham Palace and entered Queen Elizabeth II’s bedchamber. Michael Fagan was able to talk to the Queen for ten minutes – sitting on the edge of her bed – because the armed police officer outside the royal bedroom was out [...]

Continue Reading

Easy billing and subscriptions come together at Exact Online

Posted on17. Jun, 2010 by Lucie van Velze.

0

Exact Online is building a new subscriptions module allowing you to register, maintain and periodically bill all the subscriptions you sell. You can invoice a customer per subscription or you can consolidate all their subscriptions into one invoice. Each subscription can have many items each with their own validity and pricing.