How to do bank reconciliation in a breeze

How to do bank reconciliation in a breeze

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Comments from users of Ezyrecon bank reconcilation (www.ezyrecon.com)

Conrad, this note is from Steve at the Village Sports Den in Salt Lake. I want to thank you for the assistance and patience you have provided in helping us set up the EZYRECON bank reconciliation program. It is exactly what we needed to match our bank activity to our book activity and create an accurate listing of outstanding items. A job which formerly required a good portion of a day now takes only a few minutes. If I have any problems with sending the praises for your product to your website blog, I will let you know. Thanks again for your help. Please provide us with the new serial number for our product and we look forward to your support in the future. We will mail your payment tomorrow.
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56,000 checks to reconcile

This customer, type an amount on the date column on the book data. This error created an overflow error. She requested help from us. She reconciles about 56,000 checks. After a careful review we noted that the error was on her book data. An amount was entered on a date column. We pointed the error to her and ask her to re-run the program. We checked with her to make sure it is ok. This is her reply To: "Conrad Natac" Date: Friday, August 21, 2009, 10:04 AM It worked!! Thanks and don’t work too much. Accounting Manager Stream Energy
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