It goes without saying that everything you’re about to read should be taken with a large pinch of salt. The situation is fluid (to say the least) and until we know exactly what will be required of businesses that import and export, we can’t say for certain that there will not be changes a little
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Another company with in-house development skills has taken advantage of TASLink, the leading application for real-time bi-directional TASBooks integration, to streamline their accounting processes. The Ireland-based Caraden Construction have worked with Infoplex, Europe’s leading TASBooks developer, to develop further their in-house Sales Order Processing system. Using the real-time features of TASLink, Caraden have integrated their
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We’ve integrated TASBooks with yet another great software system – Bgate Smart Business Based in the Republic of Ireland, Bgate is a B2B e-procurement platform designed to streamline the buying and selling processes that take place each between businesses from all sectors of the economy. Bgate says: By utilising software from Infoplex, we are now able
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Infoplex are delighted to announce further expansion into Ireland. We have been successfully working with 1000s of TASBooks users both in the UK and Ireland for either support services or extended functionality with our MultiTAS suite of TASBooks Add-ons. Due to the continued demand from Ireland, we have now extended our services and cover and
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MoveIT – the leading transport management application from Eureka Software – now integrates with TASBooks. Infoplex has worked alongside Eureka and its customers to integrate the functionality and tools of TASBooks with the flexibility and management tools of MoveIT.
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We’ve spent a large part of the last four months strengthening our relationship with the team at TAS and Safge in Newcastle; we now work a lot closer with them than, perhaps, we ever did. However, our relationship with the team in Ireland has traditionally been weak and strengthening this a key objective of the coming months.