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Peachtree by Sage Accounting

Overview

Realtrac integrates with Peachtree by Sage accounting software.

Posting of invoices updates customer balances and general ledger accounts.

Posted purchase orders allow for easy entry and payment of vendor invoices.

Employee time summary report simplify the preparation of payroll checks.

How it works

Realtrac's integration with Peachtree accounting software eliminates duplicate data entry. When Realtrac customer invoices and vendor purchase orders are posted, duplicate invoices and purchase orders are created in Peachtree, updating Accounts Receivable and customer / vendor information.

In addition, Realtrac Employee Time Summary reports can be used to simplify the preparation of payroll in for hourly shop employees.

Shipping, invoicing, customer sales analysis and forecasting, purchasing, P.O. tracking, inventory control and job costing are performed in Realtrac.

When invoices and purchase orders are posted to Peachtree, reports are generated which confirm the records posted and indicate the reasons any records failed to post. The reports can serve as audit trails of the transactions.

User Comments

Machine shop - Bryan, Texas

David Weber, President, remarks that, “For many years we have depended upon Realtrac for scheduling and costing jobs on a real-time basis. We are now able to handle all our job related shipping, invoicing and purchasing in Realtrac, and easily post invoices and purchase orders to Peachtree software to handle accounts receivable, collections and payment of vendor invoices. We have found Peachtree to be a full featured, flexible accounting program for a company our size, and we will not hesitate to recommend the use of Realtrac and Peachtree to other job shops.”

 

Precision machining and fabrication services - Lehighton, Pennsylvania

Thomas Schaeffer, Controller  says, “We are currently using Realtrac in conjunction with Peachtree accounting software.  We are very pleased with their performance together and how it enhances both products, making them much more efficient.”