Account Xpress is a personal finance management and budget planning software loaded with features designed to help you manage your money easily and efficiently. Know where your money goes and stay in full control of your budget with Account Xpress.
Features: Account Xpress is a personal accounting software. It lets you manage all kinds of accounts easily and helps you budget efficiently. It has features designed to help you manage your money easily and efficiently. You are able to track and reconcile transactions for virtually any kind of account such as credit cards, savings, checking, credit line, cash, etc. As far as budget management goes, that is made easier by the ability to define income and expense categories that best suits you. You can find if you are operating within budget anytime by looking at the budget and actual expenses report.
A tree view, like the Windows explorer, helps you access data quickly and easily. With its tree view structure that allows you to easily browse through its major elements; accounts, budget categories and payees, finding the information that you need in Account Xpress is intuitive. When you select an element in the tree view, all information about this element is displayed in the right pane. For example, to display some information about a specific account, select it in the tree view and the right pane will display all the tabbed pages that contain information relating to that account. Account Xpress allows you to setup a budget plan and see how well you do in following it with the help of Actual versus Budget comparison reports. Category and payee management is simplified with the ability to easily merge together two budget categories or two payees at any time. Relocate budget categories and payees in the tree view with simple click-and-drag operations. Password protect is available as is compatibility with Quicken Interchange files as well as Open Financial Exchange files. You can transfer data via the clipboard too.
Overall: A really effective tool for finance management.
