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Top Access Accounts Re-seller Adds Paperless Office
Technology to its Portfolio
Holbrook IT Group, the top re-seller of Access Accounts software in
the North of England, has partnered with document management software
author, Version One
www.versionone.co.uk. This new partnership - in response to huge
demand from Access Accounts customers for tightly integrated ‘paperless
office’ technology - enables Holbrook’s Access Dimensions and Access
Supply Chain customers to electronically store, retrieve, deliver and
authorise business documents directly from their software system. In
addition, customers can now automate the processing of their purchase
invoices, reducing manual data entry by up to 80%.
With Version One’s technology, Holbrook’s Access Dimensions and
Access Supply Chain customers can replace their costly and arduous
paper-based processes with automated procedures for managing their
incoming and outgoing business documents (invoices, purchase orders,
statements, despatch notes etc.). As well as improving efficiency,
Version One’s technology cuts costs, frees-up storage space, reduces
paper waste and provides a comprehensive audit trail, aiding compliance.
Mike Smalley, Managing Director from Holbrook IT Group says, “Our
partnership with Version One is in response to customers’ document
management needs and adds significant functionality to the Access
product. As the Version One software is very tightly integrated into
Access, it delivers tangible business benefits without there being
complicated new software to learn. In fact, documents can be stored,
retrieved, delivered and authorised directly from Access with a few
simple key strokes.”
Richard King, Partner Recruitment Manager from Version One, comments,
“It’s great news that our partnership with Holbrook enables even more
Access Accounts customers to use our paperless office technology. Demand
for this technology is at an all-time high, highlighting that manual
processes for handling documents are no longer considered acceptable.
Organisations that continue to file, deliver and process their documents
by-hand will soon be the exception rather than the rule.”
www.versionone.co.uk
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