Occasionally, it is necessary to generate a list of clients’ email addresses. This can be especially handy for mass mailings utilizing third-party communication systems.
Knowledge Base Article R11845, “Exporting Email Addresses from Tabs3 Software,” discusses options for creating a list of clients’ emails using Tabs3 or PracticeMaster. Typically these lists are exported to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or comma separated values file (.CSV). From there, you can use these lists to import your contacts into a Mail Merge in Microsoft Word or to a bulk email service such as MailChimp or Constant Contact.
Our Knowledge Base can be accessed at support.Tabs3.com. You can also access our Knowledge Base while in the software by selecting Help | Internet Resources | Knowledge Base.
In Version 2020, we added the ability to link an electronic copy of a statement or receipt to an invoice, manual check, or EFT transaction in Accounts Payable Software (APS)!
When attaching a file to an invoice, a copy of the file is saved to the APS Invoice folder in the Current Working Directory. Files can be viewed by clicking the link in the Invoice/Manual Check Entry window, or the attachment icon in the Unpaid Invoices List on the Dashboard.
To attach a file to an invoice
This feature was added in Version 20.1.8.804.
If you are new to Accounts Payable, or haven’t added a vendor in a while, it can be helpful to have a refresher on what options and fields are available.
The Adding a Vendor video walks you through adding a vendor that you will pay on a regular basis, shows you how to work with Miscellaneous vendors, and includes helpful tips for choosing the right 1099 options.
Watch this three-minute video here:
Training Videos can be accessed at Tabs3.com/videos. You can also access the videos while in the software by selecting Help | Training Videos.
Did you know that you can print checks right from the Accounts Payable Software (APS) and Trust Accounting Software (TAS) Dashboards?
We’ve made it easier to quickly print checks when you need them.