Multi-currency A/R Aging Report (extension)

Multi-currency A/R Aging Report (extension)

Introduction

Now available with multiple currencies, CustomBooks™’s standard A/P Aging Report helps business owners manage the payables process by allowing them to switch between their default and target currencies.

Installation

Please see this article for installation instructions.

Usage

This report may be run from the Extensions Dashboard by navigating to Extensions / Extensions Dashboard.
All of the standard reporting options and controls for formatting found in other reports are available to use with this report.







This extension was written as is supported by CustomBooks™.

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