[kwlug-disc] Android question

B. S. bs27975 at yahoo.ca
Wed May 27 22:06:26 EDT 2015


Google sheets, as mentioned, is probably the correct answer, for this moment.

Given the newness of the solution for this instance, a spreadsheet will give you max flexibility as you work out what you need / want / works best for you. Let's you take a copy of the sheet, munge an play with it, along the way. e.g. 1st row labels, 2nd row total, just keep adding rows and watch the total go up. Should be able to summarize (pivot table?) by client id then mail merge out to annual notes ('publish'?). Keeps versions, so you can go back upon a miskey.

I'd guess there are sheet templates that will be useful for this. Go addons / get addons, once in a sheet. Quick search for invoice gave an immediate hit of 'BillMyClients'. googling 'google docs sheets templates' got me 
https://drive.google.com/templates?type=spreadsheets&&ddrp=1# 

Perhaps the way to think about this is not play.google.com, but (Chrome) apps.google.com.

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>To: KWLUG discussion <kwlug-disc at kwlug.org> 
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>I may have something:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.smartlab.tshop
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>It looks like a decent POS package.
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>It has to be simple enough that she can quickly type in the details while the client is standing right there.  Nothing fancy.  If it keeps customer names and re-suggests them next time, that would be even better.
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>On Mon, 25 May 2015 at 14:52 Khalid Baheyeldin <kb at 2bits.com> wrote:
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>Seems that what she needs is an invoicing app.
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>>There are a few of those. Check Zoho and Invoice2Go for features, ..etc.
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>>What I use is Harvest, which is now $129 per year. It has an Android app, though I have not used it.
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>>Probably one of the free ones has most of the Harvest features. I need to check if I can export everything, then I don't need to pay that annual amount.
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>>On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 2:05 PM, CrankyOldBugger <crankyoldbugger at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>OK, not a Linux question in the purest sense...
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>>>Wifeski asked me if there's a program that she can load on her Android tablet that will help her to keep track of her sales.  Basically she needs to be able to say "so-and-so paid in full $xxx" and at the end of year we can dump that info to a spreadsheet on a computer for doing the taxes.
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>>>She doesn't need to actually print receipts from the tablet, just input the data for them (then print 1 per client at the end of the year, but from a PC)
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>>>Does anyone know of such a beast?  I've been flipping through the Play store but not finding much yet.





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