This is the same system used by the Internet: the client (your computer) runs a program called a web browser, which connects over a network to another computer (the server) that delivers content to you.
With the JMK System, (a) the client, running any version of Windows or Linux, has a program on it supplied by JMK allowing it to connect over a network to (b) the JMK Application Server, running Linux.
To summarize, you need a PC—on a network—that connects to a server running JMK software. Via the Internet, you can connect to the server provided by JMK, or you can connect to your own server on your local network.
JMK utilizes a technology called Virtual Private Networking or VPN to connect your stores. This requires a VPN router to be set up at each location.
Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Order Entry, Account History, Payroll, General Ledger, Check Reconciliation, and Fixed Asset Depreciation.
To get a better idea of how these modules work together, please look at System Flow Diagram.