[pianotech] electronic invoices - sort of OT

[David Ilvedson]

How does the inphone invoice data get into your Quickbooks or whatever you use for accounting?   If it syncs, then that is cool.   Sounds like a good app until you actually try it.   I think a little paper invoice, like PTG sells is the easiest way to go.   Entering info on you iphone would be a little annoying...I would think....but let us know how it turns out.

When I got my iphone I synced tons of apps and I hardly use any...

David Ilvedson, RPT
Pacifica, CA  94044

----- Original message ----------------------------------------
From: "Paul Clement Piano Svcs" <paul at clementpiano.com>
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Received: 3/2/2010 5:52:33 AM
Subject: [pianotech] electronic invoices - sort of OT


>Hi all 
>I have recently acquired an iPhone and stumbled on an interesting app called
>Invoice2go. Among many other things it allows one to create an invoice on
>the iPhone, email the invoice to the customer and include a button onscreen
>for Paypal. It seems like an interesting idea and I can easily imagine it
>saving me lots of admin time in the evenings plus give me an easy way to
>accept credit card payments.
> I am also evaluating appointmentquestion.com which I know is in use among
>other technicians.
> My questions:
>-       Is anyone using Invoice2go or a similar electronic invoicing
>solution? If so what are your thoughts? How has it been received by your
>customers?
>-       For those using appointmentquest.com, is there any sort of back-end
>accounting aspect to that program?
>Appreciate any other comments anyone feels are relevant.

>Thanks,
> 
>Paul
>