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Tayse Rugs Streamlines EDI, Operations with Acumatica ERP
Tayse Rugs, a rapidly growing company that supplies machine-made rugs to big box merchants and e-commerce companies, was facing operational challenges due to its increasing order volume. The company was using QuickBooks’ Enterprise software, which was not scalable enough to handle the growth from 100 orders a day to 1,000’s per day. The company was also looking to improve its e-commerce operations and streamline Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) with its many customers, each having its own unique EDI requirements. As the company expanded into new product areas and added additional customers, managing these unique requirements was becoming increasingly complex.
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General Contractor Built to Quickly Scale with Acumatica Construction Edition
Curran Young Construction, a General Contractor firm, was looking to build a modern, innovative company that could quickly scale and support operations without needing constant upgrades or huge investments in technology infrastructure. They wanted to provide excellent customer service and needed modern and mobile tools that could give them a competitive edge. They also wanted a financial package that could integrate well with Procore Construction Management Software and other specialized applications. The software needed to have customized reporting, to distribute information to different levels of the organization and it needed to be intuitive, as they were not accountants.
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