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hontreasurer.com
  (incorporating honsecretary.com)

The Integrated Membership & Bookkeeping system for Charities, Clubs & Societies
  © 2006, 2007 hontreasurer.com
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Index Main Contents:

Welcome
Introducing hontreasurer.com
Online Manual
How Do I?
HELP! I'm Stuck!
TUTORIAL
The Forum
TO DO List

Introduction Contents:

hontreasurer.com Accounts
Introduction
What can I do with Money in hontreasurer.com?
What can I do with Contacts in hontreasurer.com?
Getting Started
First Steps

Some other useful information:

Legal
Design
The hontreasurer.com Model
The hontreasurer.com Model(2)
Security

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Objectives
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Purpose:
 The objective of hontreasurer.com is to provide a simple replacement for manual booking for small and medium sized Membership Societies, Charities, Small Companies and a teaching tool for accounting. These objectives are achieved as follows:
Screen Design: Consistent screen designs with the ability to sort and select on all records in the system. Verification of input at every stage. Facilities to enter missing information at the time it is available. User preferences to make data entry easier and presentation helpful.
Reports: Reports designed to a consistent standard and which may be viewed, printed, emailed or sent to a spreadsheet-readable format.
Startup:
 A minimal requirement to start up with a simple framework being provided. Local information can all be added as the system is used. However, some planning is desirable.
Security: All users have a Role which defines what they are allowed to access within the system.
Database: Centrally located and administered and secured.
Program: Centrally located and delivered & installed automatically in the latest available version.
Technology: SACS hontreasurer.com uses JavaTM Technology from Sun MicroSystems with Swing User Interface and Datavision Reporting. It is developed  using Netbeans IDE.
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