Jetbuilt Brings New Software Innovation to ISE 2016
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Newport Beach, Calif. – January 28, 2016 – Jetbuilt, a provider of industry-leading web-based Mac and PC AV proposal and estimation software, announces the official launch of purchase order integration to their domestic and international software at Integrated Systems Europe 2016.
Jetbuilt has released purchase order integration into their software to enable dealers to order the items in their projects with a simple click. Once the proposal is converted to a job, the option to send purchase orders for the initial project phase is offered. This added feature is included in the dealer’s subscription and will remain a free feature for all dealers who subscribe to Jetbuilt software before the in-application project management tools are released later this year.
“We’re delighted to unveil our purchase order integration at ISE 2016. It has been one of the most requested features from our dealers,” said Paul Dexter, founder and chief executive officer for Jetbuilt. “With a single click, orders for products included in the initial phase of the project are created to send to multiple manufacturers or distributors for fulfillment. As the job progresses, additional purchases can just as easily be sent to ensure dealers receive items when they are needed.”
Jetbuilt invites ISE 2016 attendees to visit their booth in the Diamond Lounge at booth DL146 to learn about their industry-leading and web-based AV estimation and proposal software and see first-hand just how simple it is to create a proposal. Network with Jetbuilt executives, users, manufacturers and more at Jetbuilt’s evening social event during ISE 2016. Interested in attending? Contact Seth Rubenstein at [email protected] for more details.
Jetbuilt recently announced the international platform of their online AV proposal and estimation software to reflect international currencies, products and more to benefit the dealers located outside the US. Everything in Jetbuilt is done moving forward, never requiring the user to go to the ‘basement’ of the application to setup items or clients in advance. Anything can be added on the fly while estimating a project. The Jetbuilt AV proposal and estimating software works on a Mac or PC or Mobile and includes a robust database of products that are updated by the Jetbuilt team as manufacturers release new products. Integrators can include their own labor and design rates which the software then recalls for subsequent proposals. Users can bundle their go-to systems and packages and drop them into future projects with one step. Additional features include automated location-based sales tax, QuickBooks integration, budget tracking, and auto data fill-ins.
The simple and easy to use software creates beautiful and professional proposals and features a dashboard for dealers to track their pipeline, clients, proposal status and budgeting allowing integrators to track profits and margins from each project. Additionally, Jetbuilt includes collaboration and access to team members’ progress, whether they’re in the adjacent cubicle or across the country.
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About Jetbuilt:
Jetbuilt is an international industry-leading web-based AV proposal and estimation software. The California based AV software was founded by Grammy nominated studio engineer, award winning web designer and AV integrator, Paul Dexter, to create time-efficient and professional proposals. Compatible with both PC and Apple platforms, Jetbuilt estimates projects efficiently with an integrated product database, dealer pricing, user-average labor rates, location-based sales tax, purchase order and QuickBooks integration on a singular project overview page – all in lighting speed. For more information, please visit www.jetbuilt.com.
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