| Accountants
and users of Simply Accounting®, QuickBooks® or Microsoft
Office Accounting, who are frustrated with the format and presentation
of their financial statements, can now use Softrak's Adagio
FX financial reporter.
Adagio
FX is the easiest way to create presentation quality financial statements,
run comparatives by year or between companies.
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Loads
from Simply, QuickBooks, or Microsoft Office Accounting at the
click of a button. Includes accounts and posted transactions.
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Multi-column
comparative financial statements.
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Drag
and drop account groups onto a financial statement spreadsheet.
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Choose
columns from MTD, YTD, Budget YTD, Quarter, Fiscal Half, etc.
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Use
any fonts and formatting.
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Present
statements in summary or detail form.
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Drill
down from an amount on the statement all the way to posted transaction
detail.
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Easy
e-mailing with a single click export to Excel.
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Produce
consolidated statements or span multiple years from separate
entities using Simply, QuickBooks or Microsoft Office Accounting.
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Related
companies can be loaded into Adagio FX Pro for comparison statements
even if they use different accounting software.
The
user has all the calculating power of a modern spreadsheet to
create the "perfect" statement. Titles can be changed,
columns can be formatted and the statement presented in detail
or summary form, all at the click of a toolbar button. Rows and
columns can be marked "hide when printed" to store comments
or notes to the statements. Drill down from an amount in the statement
all the way to the posted transaction detail to confirm entries.
There is also a single click export to Excel, to allow easy e-mailing.
The
data retrieval process is straightforward yet flexible. Click
on the below thumbnail to see the retrieve interface.

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The
financial statement designer is easy to use, with a drag-and-drop
method of quickly creating complete financial statements. Click
on the thumbnail below to view the Financial Reporter.

Adagio FX creates presentation-quality financial statements from
the Financial Reporter. Click on the thumbnail below to see a
sample.

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