Tuesday, May 21, 2013

A Very Versatile Online Billing And Invoice System By Operion

3:20 AM


Every organization needs a good billing and invoice system. The better the system, the better the financial management. And if you are a person who takes care of invoices then you need a versatile online billing and invoice system like Operion.


The spokesperson at Operion enumerated the advantages of using Operion. He said, “The best part about Operion is that you can manage your customer’s database at any time of the day and from any place in the world as everything is online and you just need to connect. You can also manage quotations and invoices of your customer’s very easily. Operion ensures that you need not be reliant on your accountant to print your customer’s statements and reports”


He further stated, “Most people who use software have the fear of losing information and data due to their computer crashing etc. However, with the use of Operion you can be sure that your valuable data will not get lost nor will it go missing.”
 
He went on to say, “Operion has been created with you in mind and most people do not like to open and close documents or screens to view information. But with Operion you can view invoices, sales reports, payments that are pending, customer’s statement etc, all on a single screen. No going back and forth between screens.”
 
The spokesperson continued, “Pending payments are a huge problem for organizations and reminding them is an even bigger problem. Most times organizations tend to forget to remind and this causes an huge hassle. This part is solved easily with Operion as it sends auto reminders to customers with pending payments.”
 
He finished by saying, “Operion billing is a one time purchase plan and there is no contract and no renewals. Contracts or renewals may not look expensive but over time these add on and add up to a huge amount, so a one time purchase of Operion is a great option.”
 
For more information on online billing systems, visit www.operion.com.my/online_billing.html

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