Check Book Register vs TagScanner X

If you are just getting started managing your finances or have a new business and need a quick solution for tracking expenses, Check Book Register is the best app for you. You can record expenses, and develop an aggregate balance. The app lets you save and re-use the Check Book register, so you can see and keep a track of the financial progress of your business over time. If you would like to share the register statements with your business partners, simply tap e-mail, to send the information instantly anytime and anywhere. Alternatively, you can locally save, email and print the Check Book Register. Managing your check book has never been so easier.

TagScanner X allows you to quickly save asset tags using your iPhone's camera, works with most barcodes like both 2D and 1D barcodes such as PDF417, QR, Aztec, EAN, UPC, Code 128, etc. With four different input modes you can find the one for the task that you are trying to complete. Normal mode saves the asset tag, date/time, and the tag's location when you scan the tag without any user interaction. Inventory mode saves the asset tag, date/time, the tag's location, default building, default department, default make and default model when you scan the tag without any user interaction. Detail mode pre-populates a fillable form with the asset tag, date/time, the tag's location, default building, default department, default make and default model when you scan the tag allowing you to change any information before saving the tag to the database. Email mode saves the asset tag, date/time, and the tag's location when you scan the tag without any user interaction, but also pulls up an email with pre-defined email addresses allowing you to send emails quickly regarding the asset tag you just scanned. Using the database view you can copy multiple tags to the clipboard or send a CSV file with all the tag's information to any email address. When viewing an individual tag's information in the database, the app will automatically place a marker on a map of where the tag was scanned.