Mainstay
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Hi All,
We are slowly (but surely) getting more and more MSA's under our belt with a growing list of ancillary services.
This includes:
These agreements span both residential and commercial clients and are occurring at different billing cycles.
So a customer might have an annual cycle on their LMI license, monthly billing on their website, and quarterly billing on their desktop system checkups.
I completely understand that the above isn't "ideal" but it is how we are paying the bills (not everyone can afford / see the value in subscribing to all services on a monthly basis).
To make it tougher, some customers are grandfathered into packages with different pricing schemes.
We are tracking all of this in a spreadsheet, but this is getting cumbersome to manage. RS allows for a recurring ticket and a recurring invoice, but the ticket and the invoice are not linked which causes great headaches for us. (In QB we just had a memorized transaction and all of the details automatically generated an invoice).
How do you track and handle your agreements?
I need a way to see all of these revenue streams in a clear and concise way and thought, hey, before I reinvent yet another wheel, maybe I should see what the experts on TN have to say!
Thanks all!
--Matthew
We are slowly (but surely) getting more and more MSA's under our belt with a growing list of ancillary services.
This includes:
- monthly / quarterly / semi-annual maintenance of servers and workstations
- backup plans (some managed, some not)
- monthly web-site maintenance
- remote access & dynamic redirection services
- A/V
- etc.
These agreements span both residential and commercial clients and are occurring at different billing cycles.
So a customer might have an annual cycle on their LMI license, monthly billing on their website, and quarterly billing on their desktop system checkups.
I completely understand that the above isn't "ideal" but it is how we are paying the bills (not everyone can afford / see the value in subscribing to all services on a monthly basis).
To make it tougher, some customers are grandfathered into packages with different pricing schemes.
We are tracking all of this in a spreadsheet, but this is getting cumbersome to manage. RS allows for a recurring ticket and a recurring invoice, but the ticket and the invoice are not linked which causes great headaches for us. (In QB we just had a memorized transaction and all of the details automatically generated an invoice).
How do you track and handle your agreements?
I need a way to see all of these revenue streams in a clear and concise way and thought, hey, before I reinvent yet another wheel, maybe I should see what the experts on TN have to say!
Thanks all!
--Matthew