transactions (6 products)

Abassis Finance Manager 1.1 (Shareware, $29)

Get to know where your money goes.

Build-N-Book 1.0 (Shareware, $980.00)

Software for builders of apartments and shops for booking and cancellations management. It provides a very easy way for management of your Payment and receipts. You can create payment schedule for bookings. Customer dues can be calculated at any time according to their payment schedule. It keep tracks of Inventory purchasing. A variety of reports are provided for monitoring business, Backup and Restore functionality is provided.

Cash Flow Planner 1.1 (Shareware, $6.99)

Simple, focused and flexible, this Microsof Excel application has two main purposes. Firstly, you can use it for transaction management: keep track of bills, deposits and transfers, reconcile your bank accounts. The system helps to quickly pick up overdue bills, mark transactions as

Check2Check Budget 3.4 (Shareware, $19.95)

Full checkbook accounting capabilities with budgeting, summary, balance, reconcile screens, plus graphs and tables let you manage your money and shows where your money is going. Transactions for any month can be pasted into future months and shows your future checkbook balance. The Quick Save feature lets you put money aside for future expenses in Quick Accounts and then Quick Deposit it back into your account balance at a later time. Credit card tracking shows balances, charges, payments, interest and summary for any 12 month period and shows your total credit card debt. Drop down lists selects the information displayed in the bar graph. Move from month to month by clicking on tabs or selecting a month and year. Transaction filtering makes finding and viewing selected transactions easy and the tagging features lets you view summary information and copy and paste into future months. Store up to 200 transactions per month and up to 20 credit cards. Free form monthly notes section for keeping track of any comm

OmniValue 1.4 (Shareware, $29)

With OmniValue you can organize your financial assets into portfolios and "owners." A portfolio contains assets of the same type, and the owner represents all assets that have the same legal owner. The assets are shown in a "value explorer" that's similar to the Windows Explorer. Different types of assets can be defined, such as stocks, funds, bonds, and bank accounts. The type of asset is defined by making a selection from a list of predefined value types. The asset is further described by inserting transactions, which are selected from a list of predefined transaction types. For each type of asset in the value explorer, calculations of market value, gain/loss, investment, Return, ROI, income, and tax is shown both as numbers and as graphs. The graphs show financial data per year, per component, and per type of value. The present value for an asset may also be updated from quote servers on the Web.

Portfolio Performance Monitoring 1.0 (Shareware, $22)

The Portfolio Performance Monitoring model enables the ongoing monitoring and periodic valuation of a portfolio of financial investments. The model allows the entering of investment transactions during a reporting period to calculate performance. Furthermore, incremental investment transactions undertaken during a period are fully accounted for in the period's performance calculations. Roll over of the model and archiving of transactions make this model ideal for monitoring your portfolio on an ongoing basis. The key features of the Portfolio Performance Monitoring model include: Ease and flexibility of product and transaction input, with embedded help prompts; Accurate handling of distributions, investments, and divestments to calculate returns. 'Rollover' option to reset the model for a new reporting period; and Storage of historical transactions.