Dingosoft Trust Accounting is a comprehensive trust accounting solution developed on the Sage 300 ERP platform, designed to meet the needs of medium to large firms such as law firms, accounting firms, real estate agencies, and other professions that manage client funds in escrow. As the only mainstream ERP trust accounting software available, it seamlessly integrates trust accounting into back-office systems, allowing firms to utilize industry-standard tools for practice management. Key Features and Functionality: - Comprehensive Transaction Processing: Supports receipts, payments, adjustment journals, and transfers between accounts, with the ability to classify transactions using customizable "Transaction Type" codes. - Multi-Currency and Multi-User Support: Accommodates complex financial environments with support for multiple currencies and users. - Seamless Integration: Fully integrates with Sage 300 ERP Bank Services, enabling efficient bank account reconciliation, including the importation of statements for automatic reconciliation. - Flexible Setup Options: Offers a highly flexible setup with numerous options, such as restricting transaction dates to the system date, to tailor the system to specific organizational needs. - Standard Sage 300 Functionality: Includes features like optional fields, import/export capabilities, and VB macros, along with additional functionalities such as average daily balance interest calculation and account reconciliation. Primary Value and User Benefits: Dingosoft Trust Accounting addresses the critical need for accurate and compliant management of client funds held in trust. By integrating trust accounting directly into the Sage 300 ERP system, it eliminates the reliance on add-ons and niche products, providing a unified and efficient solution. This integration ensures compliance with stringent regulations, enhances operational efficiency, and reduces the risk of errors and fraud. Firms benefit from a lower total cost of ownership due to economies of scale and the absence of a monopoly on services, making it a cost-effective choice for organizations managing client funds.