I really like the Epayment button in AP-F.
It really simplifies payments that get pulled from checking.
 
I would like to see a couple of things added to it:
 
1. Popup a Check number window (like print manual check does) that gives me
the last check number so that I can use it or change it to another reference number.
 
2. Give me the option of updating the last check number with the reference that I choose above (like print manual check does).
 
3. Let me print a faux check (or receipt of some kind) that I can put with my paperwork to show that I did "pay" this item.
 

Kevin -
 
The Evo version does print a receipt that can be filed and/or emailed to vendors which is what Lenette is referring to; she uses Evo.  I agree, the option to specify the number and not update the "next" check number so you can use a different reference number would be an improvement.

Quote from Lenette on 01/22/13 at 16:01:28:

 
Quote from Lynn_Pantic on 01/22/13 at 18:55:57:

 
Like Lenette, we too are able to enter the desired "check number" (it suggests one but we don't use it). As far as I know it doesn't reset the "next check number" either. Not 100% sure about the last point as I use EPay but am not usually the one that prints regular checks.
 
I agree that this enhancement is great. Not only do we use it for the obvious ACH payments, we even use it with one of our vendors that we pay multiple invoices at once by credit card (we pay them twice a month with two credit cards that have closing dates 2 weeks apart, giving us close to two months to pay - and the CCs we use pay us 2% into and IRA, win-win). We enter the (PO) invoices as regular (not COD) invoices as they come in. Then when we want to pay some, we pick them and EPay them (selecting the credit card "bank account" that we've set up) and send the vendor a copy of the report along with the CC info. That gives us one entry in the check register to balance against the one charge that they make to our card, and we can even pick offsetting credits without making any complications.