At this week’s annual Acumatica Summit in Nashville attendees got a sneak peek at Acumatica 2018 R1. Acumatica continues to add new features and functionality to its easy to use interface. Typically the publisher has a major release every 6 months. (Nucleus Research was right Acumatica is easy to use and will continue to add functionality in 2018!) Read more
This article is going to try to sell you something and I do hope that if you are a small to mid-sized company you don’t let that turn you off and read the rest of this article. I have been selling business software to manufacturers and distributors for 20 years. If I am selling into the small to mid-sized companies, I often find that the reason they need new software is because they can’t function on their old legacy system. These systems can range from a custom database for operations, and QuickBooks for accounting, or software that even I have never heard of. The focus of the business has been developing a customer base and ensuring plant equipment and inventory as the top priority. They are talking to me because they are in pain due to the lack of the tools needed to do business in today’s world. Why not start with a decent software solution at the before your huge growth cycle? This really has not been possible until now with the cloud ERP solutions like Acumatica a FULL featured business software that can be used on ANY device. Please read on… Read more
We are a little late announcing this Virtual Developer Conference but there is still time to join. Best of all it’s free! If you have any interest in learning why our development team, customers and consultants love Acumatica then attend and find out why. Day 1: Wed, June 21, 2017 @ 10:00am – […]
ERPVAR and Avalara will be hosting a webinar on everything you need to know about changes coming to Sales Tax on Services. The webinar will go over the:
The webinar will be on May 23 at 11am PT/2pm ET. To learn more information about the webinar, go to their webinar page.
Date: Tuesday, May 23
Time: 11 am PT/2 pm ET
Location: Your desk!
Is your business considering implementing an ERP solution, but are hesitant due to hearing some ERP horror stories. What if I told you that they may not even be true? In the first part of Top 5 myths about ERP, I talked about the purpose, affordability, and customization of ERP. In part two, we will be discussing two more myths about ERP.
When Acumatica released its 6.o version, one of the key new features announced was its Contract-Based API, REST Endpoints, and REST APIs. All of these features are used to request information from one cloud to another. In this article, we are going to be exploring Acumatica API integration.
Thank you to all who attended our Acumatica Field Services Webinar. We had a great time talking with Acumatica’s Tom Costa about this very intuitive tool. If you missed the webinar, then feel free to watch a recording of it. By watching the demo video of the Field Services Edition you will observe the software’s clean integration between the employees at the home office and the employees out in the field using mobile devices. Read more
After reading the first article about cloud interoperability you might be thinking, “But really, how do separate clouds communicate?” In this article, we are going to look into more of the technical side of how clouds communicate.
With our Professional and Field Services Webinar only days away, we thought our subscribers would like to take a look at what we will be showing all who attend. Watch this sneak peek of Acumatica Field Services Edition and don’t forget to register for the webinar on March 9 at 2 PM CST to learn more. Read more
If you’ve ever watched the TV series “The Office” that was about a fictional paper distribution company called Dunder-Mifflin Inc. you might remember how Regional Manager, Michael Scott, absolutely detested the branch’s human resources representative, Toby Flenderson. Some viewers would wonder what sparked his hatred for Toby, with no obvious reasons in sight. Unfortunately, the events leading up to rivalry were never revealed, but maybe the answer was in our faces all along. Perhaps Michael didn’t like Toby because Toby oversaw all HR paperwork and obligated him to do it.
It makes sense that a manager would rather focus on getting work done (or in Michael’s case, focus on having fun) than using that time to do deal with necessary HR tasks such as timesheets, payroll and expense reporting. We all know those things can be an annoyance, but we also know they must be done. Although there is no way of getting rid of them they don’t have to be stressful and time-consuming.