This course provides a hands-on opportunity to experience the new features and functionality now available in the 7.1 version of PDI/Cash Management.

Accounting Concepts and Applications is for non-accountants wanting to understand basic accounting concepts. PDI’s own Kirk Fisher, a super accountant, takes you through each lesson and provides exercises that simplify some convenience store and wholesale fuel scenarios to help you get a good grasp on basic Accounting.

This course provides an introduction to industry accounting terminology and applies business process definitions to accounting concepts. It is tailored to our industry to give you a better idea of how Accounting works in our world. Discover common complexities found in convenience stores and fuel marketing and how to handle them. You will complete exercises reflective of realistic scenarios using industry-specific terminology.

Do you know the difference between companies and business entities in PDI/Enterprise? How do you balance accounts across businesses with high levels of complexity? In this course, you will learn what a business entity is, discover how PDI/Enterprise handles business entities, and analyze real business scenarios to see how PDI/Enterprise automatically generates balancing journal entries by business entity.

This introductory course includes three lessons that cover terms and concepts, basic report generation, and report editing.

What if you could streamline your accounting functions and reduce costs in the process? In this class, we’ll describe how to implement PDI/Enterprise best practices for Accounts Payable, such as paying vendors electronically and automating invoice processing. Using a foundation of your existing processes, this interactive lecture will explore concepts that prove you can make your accounting operation more efficient in just a few steps.