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Users can access real-time ERP and CRM information wherever they are without downloading and maintaining applications
Acumatica, a provider of cloud ERP software, today announced that customers can work from anywhere using Acumatica and their iPhone. Acumatica utilizes cloud technology so users can manage customized personal business data from any computer or iPhone. Acumatica works in a browser so users can access all system functions without installing or maintaining client software on their device.
ebizQ received the following:
Acumatica offers 100% of system functionality via the web, so users can access the same features on the iPhone that they do using a computer. Tasks such as entering expense reports, approving timesheets, receiving inventory, adding customer contacts, and viewing real-time business data are particularly well suited for the iPhone device.
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"Using my iPhone, I can work with critical ERP and CRM data no matter where I am," said Gabriel Michaud, Vice President of Software Development, PMP, at Les services SIPD. "I use my Mac to access Acumatica in the office and at home, and the iPhone allows me to perform the same tasks when I'm on the move."
"Acumatica offers mid-sized businesses with complex business operations and financial requirements the ability to work from anywhere, using their choice of device," explained Douglas Johnson, VP of Marketing and Business Development at Acumatica. "The iPhone is just one example of how cloud ERP can improve efficiency by enabling customers to work from anywhere."
Availability
Acumatica is available on the iPhone today. For a video showing how it works with expense reports, please see http://www.acumatica.com/iphone.
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