We are a Tractor Trailer maintenance facility and Dealership for heavy duty equipment. We have three shops and apx 12000 parts in inventory, we have over 200 service invoices a day as well as apx 75 or so 'over the counter' parts sales.
We do all our invoicing, warranty, purchasing and inventory tracking in a third party software package. We then integrate the payables, receivables and general ledger transactions into great plains.
We are considering consolidating everything into great plains. All our invoicing, inventory, warranty and purchasing would originate first in GP, leaving the third party software to be only used for equipment maintenance information.
Is there anyone here familiar with using Great Plains in a Dealership environment or Parts Warehousing environment that can comment on the pros and cons of Using Great plains in such a way? What should we look out for?
Thank you in advance
Julie
CRXI CE10 / RS2005 Sql DB
We do all our invoicing, warranty, purchasing and inventory tracking in a third party software package. We then integrate the payables, receivables and general ledger transactions into great plains.
We are considering consolidating everything into great plains. All our invoicing, inventory, warranty and purchasing would originate first in GP, leaving the third party software to be only used for equipment maintenance information.
Is there anyone here familiar with using Great Plains in a Dealership environment or Parts Warehousing environment that can comment on the pros and cons of Using Great plains in such a way? What should we look out for?
Thank you in advance
Julie
CRXI CE10 / RS2005 Sql DB