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Alicia and Dan explore the complete redesign of QuickBooks Online's modern invoice system, covering everything from the new Intuit Assist autofill capabilities to customization options and payment processing improvements. They highlight practical workflow enhancements including customer insights, editing capabilities without leaving the invoice, and expanded payment options such as Apple Pay, PayPal, and Venmo integration. This comprehensive tour reveals both obvious and hidden features, helping users adapt to and take advantage of the modernized invoice experience.SponsorsBluevine - https://uqb.promo/bluevine Settle - https://uqb.promo/settle(00:00) - Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts (01:42) - The Evolution of Modern Invoices (03:56) - Exploring New Invoice Features (06:23) - Navigating the Modern Invoice Layout (06:55) - Intuit Assist and Autofill Capabilities (13:15) - Customer Information and Sales Tax (23:25) - Communication Boxes and Attachments (27:27) - Subtotal, Sales Tax, and Shipping (30:51) - Saving, Sending, and Receiving Payments (33:27) - Managing and Customizing Invoices (36:11) - Payment Options and Methods (44:33) - Managing Tips and Discounts (54:26) - Recurring Invoices and Payments (01:00:09) - Invoice Status and Feedback (01:02:56) - Wrapping Up and Upcoming Events Send your Questions/Comments (we could read/answer them on air) unofficialquickbookspodcast@gmail.comLinks for this episode:Intuit Support article: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/job-estimates/see-whats-new-estimates-invoices-quickbooks-online/L9jVVT2GY_US_en_USAlicia's Upcoming Classes:Intro to Bookkeeping and Accounting class on Feb 18: https://royl.ws/intro-to-accounting-for-small-businessQBO's Banking Center on March 4: http://royl.ws/QuickBooks-Online-Banking Dan's Upcoming Events:QB Power Hour - Bridging the Apps - Using Zapier to connect the missing links in integrated apps - 3/4/25 Noon ESTWorkshop Wednesdays - 1PM EST  - Check the website for weekly topics

According to a new ProPublica investigation, for years, America's major gun-makers have shared their customer's personal information to win elections.

Send Gwendolyn a Text Message!Do you find yourself lost in the ever-expanding sea of business data and struggling to make informed decisions? You're not alone. In this episode, I'm diving into the transformative power of business systems and how they can turn heaps of data into actionable insights and strategic decisions.This episode is for you if you are a service-based entrepreneur ready to take your business to the next level. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of data at your fingertips and wondered how to make sense of it all, this episode will provide you with actionable insights and practical tips. Tune in to learn how to make informed, strategic decisions backed by data to drive your business forward.In this episode, we cover:The importance of centralized data management and how it eliminates data silosReal-time analytics for making prompt and informed business decisionsIdentifying crucial trends and patterns within your business dataEstablishing and tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) for strategic successLeveraging predictive analytics for accurate forecasting and risk mitigationYou have the power to make informed decisions. By effectively leveraging robust business systems, you can transform your approach from speculative to strategic. Embrace the data within your business systems to drive operational efficiency, enhance customer experiences, and position your business for sustainable success.Imagine being equipped with the right tools to navigate your business landscape with confidence and clarity. It's about moving beyond the guesswork and letting data drive your strategic moves. With business systems in place, you're not merely surviving; you're thriving in an increasingly data-driven world.How are you currently using data in your business to make strategic decisions? Share your insights with me on social media!Mentioned Links & ResourcesStop being overwhelmed and let your clients get back to having the best of you.Book your complimentary discovery call!Connect with GwendolynWebsiteFacebookLinkedInInstagram Thanks for joining me on this episode of Leading Behind the Scene! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help me reach even more entrepreneurs ready to make their moves.

"The more data you have, the more painful it's going to be if you mess up your cybersecurity and all that leaks out."On the most recent episode of The Tea on Cybersecurity, host Jara Rowe is joined by Chris Vannoy from The Juice, a renowned MarTech firm, to dive into a discussion about data protection. Chris underscores the significance of SOC2 processes in ensuring data precision and controlling access, while also tackling the tough task of juggling ethical and legal restrictions with the growing need for customer data in the face of evolving privacy conditions. He offers a word of caution to companies about the importance of thoughtful data gathering and sharing protocols, emphasizing security from the get-go. The conversation also touches on the need for faith in vendors, the value of certifications like SOC2 or ISO, the privacy expectations among tech engineers, and the changing public attitude towards privacy, influenced by GDPR and the advent of new tech. This episode underscores the crucial necessity for enterprises to protect their data in order to adhere to privacy regulations.What you'll learn in this episode:What MarTech software is and how it can assist marketers in their work. The different security measures for different data levels.Precautions to prevent data from leaving the system.How to balance ethics, regulations, and customer expectations in MarTechPractical tips for breaking bad habits and implementing security measuresThings to listen for:[2:23] Marketing technology (MarTech) includes various tools such as email campaigns, custom landing pages, account-based software, and advertising. [4:57] Privacy concerns are rising both for users and businesses.[8:54] Regulations and privacy consciousness impact marketers today.[13:40] Data ownership and sharing responsibilities explained.[17:48] Engineers prioritize privacy, security, and ethics.[22:21] Ask for certification. [24:37] Jara's ReceiptsConnect with the Guest:Chris Vannoy's LinkedInConnect with the host:Jara Rowe's LinkedInConnect with Trava:Website www.travasecurity.com Blog www.travasecurity.com/blogLinkedIn @travasecurityYouTube @travasecurity

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In this show we discuss: -The Rhode Island Real Estate Market ft. Emilio DiSpirito -Do Mortgages Companies Sell Customer Information? ft. Matt Bates -The East Bay Real Estate Market ft. Steve Martel -RIBlogger's Top 5 Early July Events Coming Up!

High-stakes meeting facilitator Kristin Arnold has created a process with steps to create listening posts for voice of the customer.

Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world's leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You'll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company's profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.

Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world's leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You'll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company's profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.

This is the seventh episode in the Research Transit Handbook of Public Transport Research Series. Links to the book can be found at the end of the notes. In this episode, Professor Graham Currie speaks to Kari E. Watkins, Frederick Law Olmsted Associate Professor in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). She is also the lead author of Chapter 21 of the Handbook of Public Transport Research: Advances in transit customer information. Associate Professor Watkins is the director of the T-SCORE (Transit-Serving Communities Optimally, Responsible, and Efficiently) Center, a US DOT-funded program that brings together several universities to conduct research into the future of transit. T-SCORE's mission is to understand ridership trends and the underlying drivers of change, and identify ways to position transit as a robust part of any future transportation system. An early contribution of the program is the development of future transportation scenarios, based on expert interviews. Prior to her current role at Georgia Tech, Watkins completed a PhD at the University of Washington in Seattle. During her PhD she co-developed the real-time transit app One-Bus-Away. The app was among the first to harness smartphones and real-time transit information technologies, capable of providing users with up-to-date transit vehicle location data. Watkins continues to undertake research in transit customer information. Such information is critical, she says, for facilitating transit use by giving potential users the information they need to plan their journeys on transit when other alternatives are available. As its title suggests, Chapter 21 of the Handbook reviews the technologies, standards and apps making data about transit more readily available for both customers and planners. Three advances are focal points: the opening up of GTFS, the widespread adoption of smartphones, and data standardisation. Together, this has led to the emergence of reusable smart-phone integrated applications that can be readily adapted for new agencies/systems. Data standardisation has been key to disseminating information for agencies that might not have in-house resources to provide their information otherwise. The Chapter concludes with a look to the future and potentials of open and standardised transit data, including efficient microtransit and adaptation to other modes of transportation such as bikeshare, that often interface with public transport. Find out more about Kari E. Watkins and her work: https://ce.gatech.edu/people/faculty/5861/overview T-SCORE Center: http://tscore.ce.gatech.edu/ One-Bus-Away: https://onebusaway.org/ Find out more about the Handbook of Public Transport Research, and Kari's chapter here: https://www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/handbook-of-public-transport-research-9781788978651.html. Have feedback? Find us on twitter and Instagram @transitpodcast or using #researchingtransit Music from this episode is from https://www.purple-planet.com

Stratum founder and CEO Rocela Lopes delves into the 2018 kidnapping of his wife, with a demand for $50 million ransom, after loose talk from a bank clerk ended up in the wrong ears. It's one of the reasons why Stratum refuses to hand over customer information to anyone - including regulators and tax officials. Moneyweb Crypto news articles

Stratum founder and CEO Rocela Lopes delves into the 2018 kidnapping of his wife, with a demand for $50 million ransom, after loose talk from a bank clerk ended up in the wrong ears. It's one of the reasons why Stratum refuses to hand over customer information to anyone - including regulators and tax officials.

Amy Balk, the Director of Marketing at Hoekstra Transportation, shares the daily challenges as a channel partner that Manufacturers can implement strategic solutions to improve their channel relationships and results. Timestamps:4:00 - Meet Amy Balk6:00 - Why Bringing Deals and B2B Businesses Up To Speed Is An Important Internal Initiative for Businesses in the Channel (Even Though It's Uncomfortable)8:43 - How Hoekstra Transportation Has Implemented Changes to their Trade Show Lead Generation Tactics in the Virtual Environment10:26 - How To Focus More on the Overall Customer Experience and Customer Care by Implementing a CRM System14:19 - What Manufacturers Can Do To Make Dealers and Distributors More Loyal to Them15:52 - Main Reasons Why Hoekstra Transportation Switched Manufacturers18:07 - How Hoekstra Transportation Leverages Co-Op Dollars and a Manufacturer's Brand Image to Market Their Own Brand as a Partner19:52 - Why Channel Marketing Based Manufacturers Should Invest in Asset Sites & Image Banks26:09 - The Power of Capturing Lead and Customer Information by Implementing a CRM System29:14 - Overcoming Department Wide and Company-Wide CRM Adoption Challenges30:50 - A Recent Achievement from the Ripple Effect of Implementing a CRM32:10 - The Best Advice Amy Has Ever Received34:55 - Concluding Remarkshttps://www.manobyte.com/growth-strategy/channel-distributors-marketing-day

Every day, humans produce 2.5 quintillion bytes of data (that's 2.5 with seventeen zeroes) and a large portion of that is data we generate as we go about our lives - location data, transaction data, cookies, search histories, and much more. This is the vast and almost incomprehensible world of big data, and in this season finale episode of "Financial Futures," we talk with Pete Hilger, CEO and President of Allied Solutions, to find out why big data is so important to credit unions. We discuss what kind of data credit unions are interested in, how they can use it to make better-informed decisions on lending, what credit unions need to do to take advantage of big data now, and how it can help them remain competitive in the already crowded lending landscape.

Alerts and guidelines on securing the software supply chain (and the hardware supply chain, too). OceanLotus is back with its watering holes. Two significant breaches are disclosed. Malek Ben Salem from Accenture Labs explains privacy attacks on machine learning. Rick Howard brings the Hash Table in on containers. And, hey, we hear there’s weird stuff out there about vaccines, but GCHQ is on the case. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/9/217

Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world's leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You'll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company's profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.

Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world's leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You'll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company's profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.

In this episode Richard Bird talks about his journey to Chief Customer Information Officer at Ping Identity, identity-centric security, Zero Trust, frictionless authentication and identity intelligence.

Don R. Crawley, CSP, DTM. When Customer Focus Includes Sharing Customer Information In survey after survey, one of the most common complaints from customers is having to repeat the same customer information every time they change to a new person. I would love to hear from someone telling me why some companies can't get their systems talking to one another to prevent this widespread complaint. I called … When Customer Focus Includes Sharing Customer Information Read More » When Customer Focus Includes Sharing Customer Information Don Crawley

Flinders Street Station: A journey to implement UX in wayfinding and customer information by UX Australia

Francis McInerney speaks with Robert Braathe about what companies do wrong in retail and other sectors, as well as Francis' prediction that Apple will buy Disney.

MTA's Joanna Campbell interviews Charles Burley and Shani Artis from the Office of Customer Information and Community Relations to discuss MTA's 2016 Maryland Charity Campaign (MCC)official “Kick-Off” on Wednesday, October 19, at the lobby of 6 St. Paul. MCC’s goal is to exceed last year’s total of $3.1 million and raise $3.3 million in employee contributions.

Think for a second about the last time you needed to create a form on your site. Whether it was for a shopping cart or lead generation, it probably had a field where you asked customers to select one of multiple options. Most of us decide quickly between a radio or dropdown format as we’re creating forms, often leaving them as an afterthought of design. But what if choosing the right format for a single question in those forms meant seeing a conversion difference of 15%? Watch this Web clinic replay for the results from a recent experiment company that puts these form options to the test.

Heartland Payment Systems a credit card processor may have had up to 100 million records exposed to malicious hackers. Payment processors CheckFree and RBS Worldpay and employment site Monster.com have all reported data breaches in recent months as have universities and government agencies. Experts at Wharton say that personal data is increasingly a liability for companies and suggest that part of the solution may be minimizing the customer information these companies keep. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.