Aleyant Systems Unveils Real-Time Pricing Integration between Pressero Web-to-Print and M-Power MIS
Feb 19, 2014
Aleyant Systems, a leader in providing robust web-to-print software solutions to the graphic communications industry, has announced that it has completed integration with Australia-based M-Power Software, a fully featured Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) program that handles all business activities for manufacturers of all types, from the first client contact through to invoicing. While many specialized software solutions allow one-way integration, the two-way integration that Pressero has achieved is unique, allowing end users to enjoy the best features of two systems without compromise. This is especially important in the area of pricing and quoting. Pressero from Aleyant Systems is an affordable and easy-to-use cloud-based B2B and B2C online storefront solution that can quickly and easily be customized to individual client needs. 
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