Active alerts and Real-Time Management are no longer an option



TSH Releases MDS Active Alert and Email Management System






Real-Time data is crucial to providing customer service, dealing with Inventory issues and catching a small problem before it becomes a big one. 




The MDS Alert system offers hundreds of predefined Alerts in the your ERP system as well as the ability to customize and create your own Alerts. Examples Include: 




Financial Information such as  Bank Cash Balance and Cash Received Daily 

Contract and Pricing Information such as Expiring contracts or customer price changes 

Daily Productivity: Number of Lines, Orders, Dollars for Each Operator 

Warehouse Productivity: Open Orders in warehouse more then X days, Items confirmed but not received

Credits and A/R - Customers on hold, Credit Limit Exceeded, Pending items needing credit review




and many many more.. 










For more information on TSH or MDS call The Systems House, Inc. at 1-800- MDS-5556. Or send a message to sales@tshinc.com


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