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O.S. : Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000
License: Shareware $89.00
Min Requirements : 32 MB RAM, 12 MB Drive Space Limitations :
Filesize: 3.57 MB
Screen Shot : Click Here
Program Website : Ron Watters - Great Rift
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AnyBook Professional Advanced is the top of the line of a series of three programs which make up the award winning AnyBook family of shareware for small and self-publishers.
Its foundation rests on AnyBook's Basic and Professional Standard editions. Like its two siblings, it generates invoices and billing statements, keeps track of inventory, handles book returns, produces sales reports, records customer payments, tracks consignment items, and creates customer mailing lists. It has an integrated customer contact manager, email and browser capabilities, a weight calculator for orders, and export feature for exporting invoice, sales and credit card data. In addition to these Basic and Standard features, it includes credit card processing, telephony features including two separate phone dialers (a basic and advanced version), and one of the easiest-to-use royalty accounting systems in the industry. With the Advanced Edition, you can click on a button on the Main Invoice Screen or within the Customer Contact Manager, and your computer will dial the phone number. You can have the phone dialer key-in the individual's extension or menu choice numbers automatically for you. If you need to call FedEx (or another shipper) to pick up a package, the phone dialer will even input your account number. The royalty accounting feature is an entire software program in itself, fully integrated so it works seamlessly with AnyBook and AnyBook's data files. This portion of the program provides a wide range of options. Royalties can be based on cash or accrual accounting. They can be calculated on a percentage of the retail price, net sales, or a flat amount. Royalties can also be set up to change depending on the quantity of books sold and/or depending on the discount at which books are sold. Over 235 different royalty combinations are available for nearly any royalty arrangement.
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