BURNABY, BC, May 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Coastal Range Systems (www.coastalrange.ca), a leading channel partner, today announced Fentro Technologies Inc. as one of its newest customers deploying the SAP Business One application. With offices across western and central Canada, Coastal Range Systems will manage and complete the implementation from its Burnaby, BC office.
Fentro Technologies is a Canadian distributor of tilt-and-turn window systems, hardware and accessories. In addition to providing coating services with specially formulated heat-reflective coatings, it provides North American window and door fabricators with all the necessary parts and services to manufacture high-quality unplasticized Poly Vinyl Chloride (uPVC) windows and doors. Its innovations and unparalleled level of expertise has given Fentro Technologies a reputation of being an industry leader across Canada.
The team at Fentro Technologies sought a business management solution that would meet its diverse needs. In addition to specific reporting capabilities, the new system had to include inventory management, sales, purchasing, financials and accounting functionality. Fentro Technologies was seeking an application that allowed it to eliminate the manual processes within its business procedures. The company found what it was looking for in SAP Business One from Coastal Range.
"We were very impressed with Coastal Range and its very knowledgeable and professional staff," said Melanie Miller, Financial Controller and Project Manager, Fentro Technologies. "They were able to ask the right questions to understand our needs - rather than just asking open-ended questions. Sometimes, when you don't know what it is that you need or what is available, it can be difficult to fully articulate your wants and needs."
"We are extremely excited for the opportunity to work with the team at Fentro Technologies," said Peter vanLeeuwen, vice president of Sales, Coastal Range Systems. "SAP Business One will assist Fentro with streamlining its business processes and increase workflow efficiency as the company grows. We are looking forward to a strong and successful implementation and are confident that Fentro's needs and expectations will be met."
The SAP Business One application is designed specifically for small businesses that want to fully integrate their business and grow. SAP Business One is a complete, integrated business management solution that provides transparency and instant visibility into operations. The solution helps companies to better unify, manage and control their entire business across financials, sales, customers and operations while eliminating redundant data entries and errors at the same time. Customers have flexibility to extend the solution to accelerate growth with more than 500 pre-integrated, industry-specific and horizontal solutions from local SAP partners.
Named 2011 SAP Business One Partner of the Year for Canada, Coastal Range Systems Inc. is an SAP gold channel partner authorized to resell the SAP Business One application. It provides business and software solutions that provide clarity into business. To learn more on how Coastal Range Systems improves business management, resulting in enhanced quality and streamlined decision making, visit http://www.coastalrange.ca.
Fentro Technologies Inc. Selects SAP Business One from Coastal Range Systems for its Integrated Business Management Solution
North American window and door fabricator finds the business management solution that will meet their needs.
2012-05-15
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