Comments on: NetBooks – A Promising SAAS Solution for SMBs http://granitepeaksys.com/2007/09/27/netbooks-a-promising-saas-solution-for-smbs/ High Impact Technology Solutions Sat, 09 Jul 2011 09:51:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: AJ http://granitepeaksys.com/2007/09/27/netbooks-a-promising-saas-solution-for-smbs/comment-page-1/#comment-30 AJ Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:27:41 +0000 http://granitepeaksys.com/2007/09/27/netbooks-a-promising-saas-solution-for-smbs/#comment-30 Hi, I work at NetBooks and saw your post. First, thanks for writing about us. We're excited to finally be able to show off the product after almost 5 years in development. You mentioned a few things in your post that I can provide a little detail on: 1. Payroll: I agree -- outsourcing is the way to go! We've partnered with PayCycle for this. Push a button in PayCycle and presto, your payroll data is loaded into NetBooks. 2. Webstore: Right now we do 1-way integration, where we can import orders from a webstore via XML. We'll have full 2-way integration with at least one webstore (can't announce which one yet) at the end of January. 3. Point of Sale: Today we have a streamlined, "retail-oriented" order screen, but it doesn't drive a cash drawer or receipt printer, so it's not true POS. We'll have a complete POS implementation at the end of January, also. Hope this helps, -AJ Hi, I work at NetBooks and saw your post. First, thanks for writing about us. We’re excited to finally be able to show off the product after almost 5 years in development.

You mentioned a few things in your post that I can provide a little detail on:

1. Payroll: I agree — outsourcing is the way to go! We’ve partnered with PayCycle for this. Push a button in PayCycle and presto, your payroll data is loaded into NetBooks.

2. Webstore: Right now we do 1-way integration, where we can import orders from a webstore via XML. We’ll have full 2-way integration with at least one webstore (can’t announce which one yet) at the end of January.

3. Point of Sale: Today we have a streamlined, “retail-oriented” order screen, but it doesn’t drive a cash drawer or receipt printer, so it’s not true POS. We’ll have a complete POS implementation at the end of January, also.

Hope this helps,

-AJ

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