Behind the Scenes - June 2020

Katrina (Customer Service Representative) captured this awesome picture of lightning during a storm on June 2nd.
Roxie (Administrative Assistant) enjoyed birthday partying with three of her grandsons (ages 11, 6 and 1) whose birthdays are within five days of each other.
Ashley’s (Accounting Software Support Specialist) daughter, Paytin, got her braces off.
Allison’s (Accounting Software Support Specialist) dog, Bentley (black Great Dane), visited his “girlfriend”, Abby (Golden Lab cross), and Abby’s brother, Arlo (the brown and white Shepherd cross).

Online Training Sessions - July 2020

Online Training SessionsWe are pleased to offer our Red Wing Software customers an opportunity to learn more about CenterPoint via Online Training sessions. Online Training sessions provide you with in-depth information and explanations that allow you to learn more about CenterPoint from any location where you can access the internet (high-speed internet connection recommended). The sessions are presented live by one of our CenterPoint experts while you view the presenter's computer screen. You will have the opportunity to ask questions. The sessions are recorded and sent to you so you can refer to the information afterward.You can view and register for available sessions from our website at www.redwingsoftware.com by selecting Menu > Online Training (under 'Services' on the top right-hand side of the menu) or by clicking the links below.

Paperless Payroll Workflow
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
2:30 pm – 4:30 pm Central Time
Price: $59.00
Note: This session may exceed the two-hour scheduled timeframe.
Paperless Payroll Workflow
Thursday, July 30, 2020
9:30 am – 11:30 am Central Time
Price: $59.00
Note: This session may exceed the two-hour scheduled timeframe.

Click the links above or click here to register for these sessions.

Notes from the President

Ken Hilton - President Red Wing Software

As I write this, we are approaching a significant date in the history of the United States. This may sound a little strange at first, but I choose not to celebrate the 4th of July. However, I will be celebrating Independence Day; it happens to be on July 4th.
I feel we tend to recognize, observe, and celebrate dates rather than the events that made the dates important to us. Remember the special events that happened on a date and recognize why that date is significant.
These thoughts can carry into your business management, as well. Every day, week, month, and year we run a variety of financial reports to track how our business is operating. We look at a Balance Sheet and get a snapshot of the financial health of our business, but do we dig into it and determine what caused the changes on this report? We run an Income Statement, P&L, Statement of Farming Activities, or Statement of Revenue and Expenditures (depending on your type of organization), but do we take the time to drill down and determine why the business is heading in the direction it is?
Every country and business have events and reports that they recognize and review at certain times of the year. Let us make it a point to remember why we are running these reports and the reason we are celebrating these dates.
Independence Day is also a great time to remember all the people that keep us free and safe, especially in challenging times.

Behind the Scenes - May 2020

Allison (Accounting Support Specialist) on the right, her boyfriend and fellow Elks volunteers gather for the Spring 2020 Highway cleanup. Allison is currently the Lecturing Knight for our local Elks lodge #845.
Katrina (Customer Service Representative) and her husband celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary quarantine style by putting the ol’ wedding dress on and watching the sunset with their daughter!
Stephanie (Marketing), Ryan (Graphic Designer), Cori (QA Analyst), Matt (Sales Representative), and Katrina (Customer Service Representative) decided to show off some of their cooking skills to pass the time during quarantine. The first theme was Mexican food. #RWSHomeCooking