Comments for EasyRoyalties http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com Royalty Software thats Affordable Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:23:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on QuickBooks Royalties Setup by edwin http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/04/quickbooks-royalties-setup/#comment-8 edwin Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:23:00 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=513#comment-8 With Easy Royalties you can export sales from QuickBooks and import that file into Easy Royalties. Likewise you can export payments due to royalty recipients and import the payments into QuickBooks. This requires the use of Transaction Pro Importer from www.baystateconsulting.com (a $199.95 program). With Easy Royalties you can export sales from QuickBooks and import that file into Easy Royalties.

Likewise you can export payments due to royalty recipients and import the payments into QuickBooks. This requires the use of Transaction Pro Importer from http://www.baystateconsulting.com (a $199.95 program).

]]> Comment on QuickBooks Royalties Setup by Patt http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/04/quickbooks-royalties-setup/#comment-7 Patt Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:20:33 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=513#comment-7 I am looking for a Royalty software program that will interface with Intuit and Quickbooks. We process royalties from oil well production. I am looking for a Royalty software program that will interface with Intuit and Quickbooks. We process royalties from oil well production.

]]> Comment on Penguin Royalty Statement by Fred Zimmerman http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/05/penguin-royalty-statement/#comment-9 Fred Zimmerman Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:26:00 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=560#comment-9 One minor complaint is that it doesn't state the beginning date of the royalty period! It ends Nov. 30, but when did it begin? One minor complaint is that it doesn’t state the beginning date of the royalty period! It ends Nov. 30, but when did it begin?

]]> Comment on QuickBooks Royalties Setup by Jonathan Guidry http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/04/quickbooks-royalties-setup/#comment-6 Jonathan Guidry Fri, 15 May 2009 19:59:45 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=513#comment-6 Have you thought about using the Intuit Partner Platform to integrate more closely with Quickbooks? You can find more information at https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/ Let me know if you have any questions and I can help you get the answer. Have you thought about using the Intuit Partner Platform to integrate more closely with Quickbooks? You can find more information at
https://ipp.developer.intuit.com/

Let me know if you have any questions and I can help you get the answer.

]]> Comment on Publishing Forms and Contracts by Edwin Fager http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/03/publishing-forms-and-contracts/#comment-5 Edwin Fager Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:36:00 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=454#comment-5 Oxford University Press has this book on sale, until April 20, 2009 for 20% off - i.e. $116.00 instead of $145.00. Just call customer service at 866-445-8685 or order on-line at www.oup.com/us and use Promo Code 27407. Oxford University Press has this book on sale, until April 20, 2009 for 20% off – i.e. $116.00 instead of $145.00.

Just call customer service at 866-445-8685 or order on-line at http://www.oup.com/us and use Promo Code 27407.

]]> Comment on Implementation Overview by edwin http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/02/implementation-overview/#comment-3 edwin Sun, 22 Feb 2009 00:28:17 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=237#comment-3 One item that this overview does not show is parrallel testing. Parallel testing is usually done by larger companies. Last year a client installed the software, and performed a parallel test. They had just finished processing thie June 2008 royalties with their old royalty software. For the parallel test they used the starting balances as of January 2008, imported sales for January through June and generated royalty statements with the new system. Then they compared the statements from both systems. When the statements matched it confirmed that the new system was setup correctly. One item that this overview does not show is parrallel testing. Parallel testing is usually done by larger companies.

Last year a client installed the software, and performed a parallel test.

They had just finished processing thie June 2008 royalties with their old royalty software. For the parallel test they used the starting balances as of January 2008, imported sales for January through June and generated royalty statements with the new system. Then they compared the statements from both systems.

When the statements matched it confirmed that the new system was setup correctly.

]]> Comment on Backup Plan by Edwin Fager http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/02/backup-plan/#comment-4 Edwin Fager Sun, 22 Feb 2009 00:18:40 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=249#comment-4 Why the Clickfree USB hard drive? Clickfree is simple to use. Plug it into the USB port and it backs up the file. When its done remove it. Very simple. Since you don't leave the Clickfree attached to your PC you don't have to worry about a power surge damaging it. If you are more concerned about data security use the hardware encrpyted Maxtor Black Armor Hard Drives. It takes a few more steps to activate the backup software; however, your information is protected if the drive is stolen. For the data protection fanatic there is ioSAFE, a fire and water proof hardrive. You can purchase it as an external USB hard drive or as an internal one. Overall, we recommend the ClickFree hard drive for its ease of use. Why the Clickfree USB hard drive?

Clickfree is simple to use. Plug it into the USB port and it backs up the file. When its done remove it. Very simple. Since you don’t leave the Clickfree attached to your PC you don’t have to worry about a power surge damaging it.

If you are more concerned about data security use the hardware encrpyted Maxtor Black Armor Hard Drives. It takes a few more steps to activate the backup software; however, your information is protected if the drive is stolen.

For the data protection fanatic there is ioSAFE, a fire and water proof hardrive. You can purchase it as an external USB hard drive or as an internal one.

Overall, we recommend the ClickFree hard drive for its ease of use.

]]> Comment on Reserve for Returns by edwin http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/2009/02/reserve-for-returns/#comment-2 edwin Wed, 18 Feb 2009 19:55:51 +0000 http://www.easyroyaltiesusa.com/?p=17#comment-2 Some book publishers have an expiration date in their royalty contract's reserve for returns clause. They withhold a reserve for returns on sales made during the first 12 to 36 months, but no reserve on sales made thereafter. Some book publishers have an expiration date in their royalty contract’s reserve for returns clause. They withhold a reserve for returns on sales made during the first 12 to 36 months, but no reserve on sales made thereafter.

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