Client A and Client B, both using the QuickSales EDI system created by Price Reporter, faced significant issues with tracking their orders.
Here’s what was wrong:
In the dynamic world of government contracting, staying compliant and efficient is paramount. The QuickSales home page dashboard has introduced a specific alert for government Purchase Orders (POs), a feature that could revolutionize the way we manage GSA orders.
If you are serious about succeeding with your GSA contract you must embrace efficiency from the start, if you don’t you may run the risk at best of eventually playing catchup with no serious consequences or at worse missing GSA orders, angering customers due to delays or inefficiencies and slowly destroying your reputation or brand.
If you’re thinking of acquiring a GSA contract then please also read The GSA Ordering Guide, this will give you extra insight into what the GSA expect from their contractors and if you want to know where government employees buy their products from click on this link:“Simply search GSA Global Supply® online ordering”.
Whether looking to upload a TXT file or a full catalog with sale prices and images, using SIP can be tedious.
Lets look at Price Reporter’s EDI GSA Catalog Upload Portal and how it can benefit you.
In my previous blog we found out about what the electronic data interchange is and how surrounds us like a mycelium network that connects all of our lives. Some of the advantages of electronic data interchanges (EDI) has over the traditional methods of an order life cycle are obvious, but others not so much, we’re going to delve into the how we can help you leverage an EDI solution.
