Fresh Start for the New Year




After a brief hiatus, we are back and happy to report
we look forward to partnering with you and growing together next year.



TSH is growing, this year we increased our client base by almost 20% and marked our third consecutive year of double digit growth.

This means more features, better products and more innovations are on the way for 2020. We know our best salespeople are our existing customers and wanted to say thanks to them and welcome you all to join us in the coming year..











We are also proud to announce our latest updates















Web Sales Management Dashboard








The RemoteNet Sales Management

Dashboard gives your sales

management team the tools to

effectively update and monitor their

sales team in real-time. It also allows

sales team members to easily and

visually see how they are performing

and what they need to accomplish to

achieve sales goals.






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Remotenet Payment Portal








New for 2020 You can now Easily encourage your customers to pay you faster and manage their own payments. This module can be setup as part of your integrated Remotenet Portal or as a standalone payment portal. Options for viewing invoice details and downloading a current statement are also available. 











MDS-NX 11.4








With our latest release of MDS-Nx  we included support for Catalog Master to Product Lookup additional support for new menus, ability to right click to add a shortcut, Customizable programs for each operator from the customer and product lookups. And support for new home screens with a graphs, an embedded web interface and more.






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