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iPOS POSitouch House Charges to QuickBooks Accounts Recievable

iPOS POSitouch House Charge to QuickBooks Accounts Recievable allows you to process the house charges or payments that have been settled to a house or membership account to post as an invoice in QuickBooks allowing you to send out statements at  end of the month for billing. In the setup you map your POSitouch customers to your QuickBooks customers in an easy to use grid map, then map your POSitouch Major Categories, Discounts, Sales Tax to your QuickBooks items and you're ready to go. The day to day process is to simply click on the transaction date and then send to QuickBooks. Easy to setup, easy to use. 

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