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SuppliesNET Xpress Automates QuickBooks Orders, Invoices

ST. LOUIS — Supplies Network is offering the industry’s first software to automate orders and invoices for many dealers who use QuickBooks. Developed by Red Cheetah exclusively for Supplies Network dealers, SuppliesNET Xpress is the solution resellers have been waiting for to eliminate faxed and phoned orders and the manual handling of invoices.

“This is the answer to cutting thousands of dollars in labor expenses,” said Greg Welchans, president of Supplies Network. “The budget conscious dealer will be excited to add functionality to QuickBooks with this inexpensive software,” said Andrew Morgan, president of Red Cheetah. “The start-up and monthly fees are affordable and far less than other options.”

SuppliesNET Xpress pulls orders from the dealer’s QuickBooks system and transmits electronically to Supplies Network.

A response feature advises a dealer of any backorders or error messages. The dealer specifies the preferred shipping method and rules for handling backorders. SuppliesNET Xpress electronically transfers invoices from Supplies Network into the dealer’s QuickBooks system.

Supplies Network is the largest privately owned wholesaler of IT consumables in the U.S. The company focuses on the independent dealer and their competitiveness against giant contract stationers and retailers. Supplies Network specializes in IT supplies, equipment and data storage media from 70 leading manufacturers, and is a leader in print management.

Red Cheetah provides online software tools to better connect office supply dealers with customers and wholesalers. Designed by office dealers for office dealers, Red Cheetah is the only software company offering simple, powerful 100 percent Web-based software. Red Cheetah’s software is built for small, mid-sized and large dealers.

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This article originally appeared in the November 2008 issue of Recharger.