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We're an Avaya/Panasonic dealer & currently use Quickbooks Pro 2005 for our customer DB and for accounting/invoicing. Our scheduling is done the old fashioned way - on paper. The job has been given to me to get new software that will improve our dispatching and integrate everything. Any input from other vendors would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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this has been discussed NUMEROUS times in the past here.
A lot of us still use QB. We use ConnectWise.
Do a search and you will find lots of other programs.
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I'm sorry to not have looked for past posts on this subject. I typically do. (insert your favorite excuse here)
I'll check out ayanova - thanks!
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we use tigerpaw and love most of it, but it has been a long bumpy road to get fully up on the inventory management, scheduling, and billing (integrates with QB if you really know your stuff, which we don't)
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The company I work for is using Sodona for everything, accounting, dispatching, job tracking, etc. From what I heard it is $$
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Thanks. I've definitely got some homework to do.
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