Tired Of The Paper Chase?

by John Burke, Controller

In This Article: Manage Your Hinghan Lumber Account On-line

• Review Account Balances, Statement and Last Payment Information quickly and easily on-line.

Would you like access to your purchasing information as it happens? You’re home, it’s late in the evening, the kids are in bed and you finally have the time to check in on your business activities. Wouldn’t it be helpful to have this information available to you anytime? We can provide you with the capability to go online and look at your account and billing activities, for the day, for the month or even for the year. Hingham Lumber has several solutions for our customers that will assist them with managing their business finances. The opportunities Hingham Lumber can provide to you are free (with the exception of the PC and Internet connection requirements). Please read below to review the benefits.

• Accounts On Line
  Accounts Online allows customers to review their account balances, last statement balance, and last payment information quickly and easily. In addition, you will have the ability to search for, view and reprint invoices. All of this information is coming directly from our in-store system and updates in real time. By using Accounts Online, our customers will have access to their account information when they need it, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Your time is valuable, we realize this, and we want to make it as convenient as possible for you to access your account information.
• E-Mail
  E-mail provides instant notification of purchases made to your account with Hingham Lumber Company. You can also request monthly statements by e-mail; it’s all up to you. This information can be stored on your PC or in your e-mail folders for reference on jobs or for year-end tax reporting. It’s very simple and fast.

If you would like more information relating to either of these complimentary services, please contact the Finance Office at Hingham Lumber and we will gladly assist you.

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