samedi 30 août 2014

The Merits Of Online Journal Diary To Online Businesses

By Marlene Blevins


An accounting journal is a book where transactions of any kind are first recorded when they take place before being recorded in the different respective documents. With advancement in technology and the emergence of web-based businesses the concept of online journal diary has emerged. The merits of online journals are as outlined below.

Web-based journals are made in such a way that they are able to track all activity happening in our business. Every time a client log in to their account that activity is tracked and recorded. Any transaction, created or modified by the client or a third party deletes a transaction, web-based entries are made automatically. Automatic creation of entries of all activity on your business website means there will not be any error of entry as it is common with entries made by a person

Moist online journals are designed in such a way as to enable automation of events. When a client purchases anything from the web-based business, the journal automatically bills the customer. This makes the work of those responsible for such tasks as billing clients as it reduces their workload. This creates more time for other more important tasks. It also ensures accuracy as it avoids chances of errors common with human beings.

Group emailing can be enabled for automatic emails. All you need is to create emailing groups of clients and you memorize the reports to be send, they will be send on the schedule you have set. In offline journals, you have to create these schedules and send them manually which is prone to delays caused by human errors or emergencies which are unavoidable.

The location of the customers may be important to some businesses. With web-based journals, it is possible to locate your customers as when they log in, the system records where they are logging in from. This may come in handy for such things as marketing campaigns as you know where most of your clients are located. With manual journals, this may be hard to keep up with.

With most offline journals you are only able to record one accounts receivable entry and accounts payable entry. This is not the case with journals based online because they will allow for multiple accounts payable and receivable lines. When consolidating accounts payable at the end of a reporting period it is very easy to do that on multiple lines. This is the same for accounts receivable.

The system automatically updates the bank accounts and the records of the online business. This reduces the chances of making errors and can only be erroneous if the system has some technical errors. If transactions are tampered with by hackers, all the records had been duly updated and thus the loss of important information is minimised.

All these advantage show just how online journal entries can be of help to your smooth running of business. It may also help in cutting down operational costs since you don't need many personnel to enter the entries. Care should be taken, however, because clients' information can be accessed by hackers.




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