Would
anyone dare tell you, “This software solution will last you twenty
years.”Any solution
provider making this claim today will likely have his visit shortened by
a cynical prospect.Yet
shop owners and managers using MICROSHOP® know that this is no empty
claim.On the market since
1980, MICROSHOP® is a mature and full-featured software solution for
the management of order-driven job shops, build-to-order shops, and
make-to-stock shops.
Years
of experience invested in this manufacturing software system ensure
MICROSHOP's flexibility and ease of use while providing one of the most
comprehensive systems available anywhere.
Phased
implementation plans accommodate any company's budget and resources.
With MICROSHOP® you may make your project as big or as small as you
require.With numerous
“phase-in” implementations throughout the country, MICROSHOP® has
proven to be as flexible as it is versatile.
Accounts
Payable – Manages invoices,
credit memos, check processing and reconciliation, aging and
reporting, and independent contractors.
Accounts
Receivable – Enables you to
post sales and cash receipts for complete control of all
transactions that affect a customer's account: sales history,
payment history, open invoices, aging information, and credit
status.
General
Ledger – Tracks detail or
summary transaction distributions posted from other modules in the
system. Uses recurring, reversing, and prior period entries to
create adjustments and minimize data entry.
Inventory
– Maintains costing, pricing, and raw materials information to
keep availability and ordering under tight control. Extensive item
usage and sales information for making purchasing and stocking
decisions.
Job
Cost – Provides job costing,
job management, and shop floor control. Lets you create, track, and
audit single and multilevel work orders to any level of detail.
Gives up-to-the minute exception reporting and cost analysis.
Job
Stream – Streamlines
periodic processing by running reports and updates in a user-defined
sequence without operator intervention.
Orders
& Invoicing – Handles
all phases of sales order processing, from the time the order is
placed through shipping and invoicing.
Quoting
& Estimating – Lets you
create simple quotes or very detailed estimates. Stores won and lost
quotes for historical reference. Converts a quote to a sales order
and a work order automatically.
Additional
Modules
Bar
Code Data Collection –
Automates time ticket collection in Job Cost by eliminating
handwritten time tickets and manual data entry.
Bill
of Materials – Maintains the
lists of materials required to manufacture standard products. Can be
used to create multilevel work orders in Job Cost.
CAD
Interface – Enables you to
pass a material list from a CAD system to MICROSHOP in order to
create standard bills of materials, work order material
requirements, and indented work order headers for components and
subassemblies.
Command
Central – Contains a Contact
Manager program that enables you to keep track of customers,
vendors, and prospects; and a group of Desktop Options that provides
convenient office and work management utilities.
Micro
Image – This Windows-based
program lets you view bitmap images of your items on-screen while
you work in MICROSHOP.
Payroll
– Processes your payroll without the expense of outside service
bureaus. Prepares and prints tax reports, stores historical
compensation and deduction records, and imports time entry data from
Job Cost.
Purchase
Orders – Controls all
purchasing operations. Lets you tie purchases for nonstocked
materials directly to the job, or purchase to stock for closely
monitored raw materials.
Sales
Analysis – Provides an
extensive analysis of current and past sales trends.
Scheduling
– Lets you evaluate and manage the shop's existing resources,
including machine capacity and human resources. A choice of
scheduling methods accommodates a variety of shop conditions,
allowing for more realistic scheduling and better-managed customer
delivery dates.
VSI*fax
and Zetafax – Fax documents
directly from your MICROSHOP system, without having to print them
first.
