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Eric - 18 May 2005 17:54 GMT
I'm looking for solutions to help manage my 146 (and growing) clients.  Right
now using salesforce.com + MS Excel & Quickbooks.  I'm really not able to
generate accurate reporting using this system and I'm becoming frustrated by
wasted time reconciling and re-reporting corrections month after month.  

I envision a system where I can generate reports in Quickbooks and upload
that data into Access each month.  I have not built a database in Acess
before, and I have quite a bit of data that will need to be transferred from
Excel.  

My goal is to have accurate reporting on a monthly basis of:  client count,
contract value, account status, start & end dates, products
purchased/delivered, etc.  

Is Access a viable option for these needs?   Any advice would be very much
appreciated.  Please email to ericaloe@hotmail.com

Thanks
-Eric
Rick B - 18 May 2005 20:09 GMT
Personally, I would try starting with one of the templates that comes with
Access.  Click the NEW button and then a dialog box will pop up.  On the
second tab are several canned databases.  The Contact Management might be a
good place to start.

Obviously you will need to heavily modify any canned database, but they will
give you some nice functionality, a good place to start, and they typically
follow good database design rules.

Good Luck!

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> I'm looking for solutions to help manage my 146 (and growing) clients.  Right
> now using salesforce.com + MS Excel & Quickbooks.  I'm really not able to
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> Thanks
> -Eric
 
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