Greg Holden for EcommerceBytes writes: How does a small business do more with
less? Many businesses go in search of the perfect app, one that can
perform many functions all on its own. For others, a "helper app" is
just the ticket: one that integrates with other apps and automates
critical functions. Teapplix is just such an application - for example, a
customer recently wrote on the Amazon forums, "I'm excited to have a
way to get my orders into Quick Books without having to enter them all
manually."
Another customer is Rex Bledsoe, general manager of Idaho-based Aqua Design,
which sells camouflage clothing for fishing and other activities. "As
we've processed over 10,000 orders in the past year, there is no
question that Teapplix helps us do more with fewer resources," he said.
"Automating order-entry tasks alone would be worth the cost and minimal
learning curve of a subscription-based service. By using a multi-channel
order automation service such as Teapplix, our efficiency has improved
substantially, allowing us to focus on our core objectives."
Before Teapplix, Aqua Design manually processed order information,
prices, and shipping details for each item. But it's not the company's
primary inventory management software.
"We rely primarily on QuickBooks Pro Premier as our primary
management tool," says Bledsoe. "We use Teapplix for limited inventory
management." The big advantage Teapplix gives the company is the ability
to track inventory from any computer in any location: As hosted
software, it makes company data available to employees from the cloud. [snip, the article continues @ Ecommercebytes, click here to continue reading...]
You can learn more about the company's services on Teapplix.com.
Greg Holden is a journalist and the author of many books, including "Starting an Online Business For Dummies," "Go Google: 20 Ways to Reach More Customers and Build Revenue with Google Business Tools," and several books about eBay, including "How to Do Everything with Your eBay Business," second edition, and "Secrets of the eBay Millionaires," both published by Osborne-McGraw Hill. Find out more on Greg's website, which includes his blog, a list of his books, and his fiction and biographical writing.
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