The SALES PROCESSOR is an integrated Order Entry, Inventory Control and Accounts Receivable software system designed to run on any IBM PC/XT/AT or compatible. Little or no accounting experience is required to operate the SALES PROCESSOR. From its very conception it was intended to be run by the least initiated class of computer users while retaining sophisticated features found only in very high-priced packages. The SALES PROCESSOR is distributed under the SHAREWARE concept which makes the assumption that software good enough to use is good enough to pay for. Details on registration may be found in the file SALEPROC.DOC. This document is a review of some of the features available from the different modules of the SALES PROCESSOR. Completely menu driven. ORDER ENTRY: * Eight items per order / unlimited number per invoice printed. * Automatic inventory control. Items invoiced are instantly removed from inventory. * Items returned/credited are optionally returned to inventory. * Items may be called by SKU or LOT number as well as whole or partial description. * Customers are called by simple account codes for instant entry. * Fast location of any order indexed by customer and date. * Instant update of Accounts Receivable upon entry. * Warns of customer exceeding credit limit. INVENTORY CONTROL: * Handles up to 65,000 items. * Allows duplicate SKU codes. * Assigns unique LOT numbers automatically to new shipments. * Tracks shrinkage. * Lists only items in stock or all items sorted by selectable keys. * Use up to 24 predefined price levels or none at all. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: * Payments received may be applied to a single or several invoices or may be applied to account. * Windows display account status during posting for accurate handling. * Receivables may be aged by periods defined by the for each report. * Generates aged receivables statements using your aging periods. * Handles over 65,000 customers and over 65,000 account entries. Several restrictions that could have easily been added are not present in this version in order to make it as versatile as possible. An important point to make here is that special modifications can be made to alter the general operation of the system to more closely fit the way your business operates. Anyone interested in such modifications may contact me at: Seven Tree Systems 4 Lakeview Circle. Wakefield, Ma. 01880 (617) 245 4626 or by modem on: SOFTLINE (617) 245-4909 Please address all correspondence to the attention of Michael M. Bosen.