These highly specialised software applications meet the unique requirements of an organisation. Often technically complicated, they integrate with existing business systems.

Takes invoicing data from one system and automatically imports it into the company's accounting system, such as MYOB and Quickbooks.

Takes data from another module (or another system) and generates invoices according to a specified set of rules. Invoices can be automatically dispatched by fax or email, otherwise posted.

Some companies have complex quoting rules, due to having different prices for different quantities ordered, and for different customers. Automated quoting uses defined business rules to generate quotes, which eliminates the need for manually looking up price tables .

Provides customised reporting to management and staff about various aspects of business. The reports can be viewable on demand, or automatically sent at a regular time via sms or email.

Automatically sends out SMS, email or faxes based on business
rules set up in the system.

Automatically generates payments to suppliers based on a set of business rules, for example, a technician of X type should be paid $Y per job.

A barcoding system simply eliminates the need for staff to manually enter serial numbers.

Provides a facility for our client's customers to view the information the client wants them to have.

There are hundreds of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) packages available. What makes our CRM so much better than others is that it can be fully integrated into other modules, such as job tracking, helpdesk management, KPI management and others. This makes the information contained in the CRM vastly more powerful.