Introduction to Send ALL Reminders
The Send All Reminders menu allows the User to send Reminders to ALL (overdue) Customers.
Note that this menu item Send All Reminders is for sending Reminders to OVERDUE CUSTOMERS only, not all Customers.
We have given you one Scenario to follow:
By reviewing this step by step process, you will understand the Send All Reminders functionality.
From here you can start to customise exactly what you want to see and send to your overdue Customers.
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