ATLANTA, GA, May 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Stuart Swanepoel, President & CEO of Brixiom announced that Quality Wine & Spirits migrated from their year-long testing period and signed a multi-year contract.
"Our team proved that our platform delivers what we promise," said Swanepoel. "We say we help companies manage their businesses more efficiently and can help increase sales. That's exactly what Quality Wine & Spirits found."
According to Joe Best, President & CEO of Quality Wine & Spirits (QWS), they formalized their partnership and entered into a long-term agreement after extensive testing to see if Brixiom could help to increase their sales and provide a seamless exchange of information between QWS and its vendors and customers.
" Brixiom has created the most revolutionary system in the Wine & Spirits Industry," stated Best. "Utilizing all the components of Brixiom's solution:
· Allows our sales reps and managers to track sales, identify selling opportunities, keep up with QWS case depletion and points of distribution commitments to vendors, and increase sales to our customers;
· Enables our vendors to better manage their sales and communicate directly with customers, and
· Provides our customers with the tools to keep up with our direct sales, identify purchasing opportunities and view our inventory for additional sales."
Brixiom is headquartered in Atlanta and has clients throughout the country. Brixiom is a comprehensive, fully customizable, cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) platform for beer, wine and spirits suppliers and distributors. The technology platforms fully integrates with existing inventory and ERP systems and can provide a critical advantage by making the distribution cycle transparent; and therefore more efficient. Brixiom can free you from the limitations of your existing solutions. To learn more about their solutions for the wine, beer and spirits industries, visit http://www.brixiom.com or call toll free at 1-866 872 7380.
Brixiom Announces Quality Wine & Spirits Moves from Testing Period and Executes a Long-Term Contract
Offering technology solutions for the beer, wine and spirits industry, Brixiom's ability to provide a seamless exchange of information between vendors and customers streamlines business processes.
2012-05-08
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[Press-News.org] Brixiom Announces Quality Wine & Spirits Moves from Testing Period and Executes a Long-Term ContractOffering technology solutions for the beer, wine and spirits industry, Brixiom's ability to provide a seamless exchange of information between vendors and customers streamlines business processes.