CHANHASSEN, MN, January 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) The latest version of Jolly Technologies' software is now available at ID Wholesaler, the largest photo identification products retailer. Jolly's new version 6 is easier to use, offers improved performance and connectivity, and includes enhanced support.
In addition to version 6, Jolly has released a new line of tracking products that are tailored to specific applications. Lobby Track is designed for visitor management; Member Track for membership management; Event Track for event badge production and attendee tracking; and Time Track for time and attendance. All of the new products include Jolly's ID card designer, ID Flow, at no additional charge. Plus, ID Wholesaler now offers Jolly's Asset Track and Label Flow software to help track company assets and print barcode labels.
ID Flow, Lobby Track, Asset Track, and Label Flow are available in two editions: Standard and Premier. Member Track, Event Track, and Time Track are only available in the Premier Edition and include Jolly Server, an application used to share data between multiple locations, at no additional charge. Jolly Server was previously sold separately.
The new products from Jolly join an extensive line-up of photo ID products offered by ID Wholesaler, including ID card printers, ID systems, and badge accessories from top manufacturers. Easy-to-use and versatile, Jolly Tech is one of ID Wholesaler's most popular ID software programs.
Free trial downloads of Jolly Technologies' products can be found at http://www.IDWholesaler.com. To learn more, upgrade to the new version 6, or shop for new software for your specific needs, visit ID Wholesaler or call an ID Professional at (800) 321-4405.
About ID Wholesaler
ID Wholesaler is the largest online retailer of photo identification products, serving its clients with guaranteed lowest prices, expert advice, and free support on everything they sell. ID Wholesaler stocks a broad selection of ID card printers and systems, software, supplies, and accessories from the leading manufacturers. For more information visit http://www.IDWholesaler.com.
About Jolly Technologies
Jolly Technologies develops and distributes a suite of identification software products, including employee, visitor, event, and asset tracking software, barcode label software, and a variety of other custom security products. Based in San Carlos, California, Jolly Technologies is one of the world's fastest growing software companies.
New Jolly Tech Photo ID and Tracking Software Available at ID Wholesaler
ID Wholesaler, the largest retailer of photo identification products, now offers the latest version of Jolly ID software and new software for tracking employees, visitors, event attendees, members, company assets, and more
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[Press-News.org] New Jolly Tech Photo ID and Tracking Software Available at ID WholesalerID Wholesaler, the largest retailer of photo identification products, now offers the latest version of Jolly ID software and new software for tracking employees, visitors, event attendees, members, company assets, and more