Kedra  +  341658 Wed, 21 Mar 07 11:37 AM My company sells the software for creating property management web sites. One of our perspective customers told this: "I want a smooth and easy merge with the word processor for all data fields which include late notices, price increases, general mailings for self storage rentals. Rent roll, vacancy listing, auto monthly billing, AP, AR, GL" I did managed to find the definitions for self-storage, rent-roll, etc, but I failed to find anything which can explain AP, AR and GL in this context.  Also, not sure I understood "word processor". Any help will be much appreciated.   Kedra Joined on Thu, Oct 20 2005 Full Member 151 To the World you may be one person but to one person you may be the World Abbreviations

	Clive  +  341684 Wed, 21 Mar 07 01:14 PM Hi, One of our perspective prospective  customers told said this: "I want a smooth and easy merge with the word processor for all data fields which include late notices, price increases, general mailings for self storage rentals. Rent roll, vacancy listing, auto monthly billing, AP, AR, GL" I did managed to find the definitions for self-storage, rent-roll, etc, but I failed to find anything which can explain AP, AR and GL in this context.  Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General  Ledger (ie  financial terms) Also, not sure I understood "word processor". It's the computer software you use to write letters, etc. eg MS Word, WordPerfect. Any help will be much appreciated. Best wishes, Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,582 El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo Abbreviations

	Clive  +  470559 Wed, 30 Jan 08 12:51 PM Hi, They are all standard accounting terms. AP = Accounts Payable AR = Accounts Receivable GL = General Ledger Clive Clive Abbreviations

	Anonymous  suggested by Anonymous  +  953642 Mon, 26 Oct 09 02:39 PM AP is Accounts Payble -- system for tracking the paying out of money from the business to vendors AR is Accounts Receivable -- system for tracking the receivables -- money customers owe to the business GL is the General Ledger -- system for keeping track of all money flows within a business. For example, Quickbooks includes AP, AR, and GL functions. Larry Anonymous