What I love about SOS is the simple interface and the functionality. It’s easy to train my clients on and it’s my first go to for implementation. If it works for my clients’ workflow, it’s the first product I use. It’s very easy to train on.
So, I thought it was a good product right from the get go. I started working with a couple of clients. I liked it so much I ended up becoming certified as a SOS consultant.
I think one of the benefits of the product is its integration to QuickBooks. Most of the clients are on QuickBooks and it’s not meeting their needs.
I was pretty pleasantly surprised by what SOS does and for the price it does, you know, it’s really everything you need.
Shannon shares her experience transitioning from an outdated desktop system to SOS Inventory and how SOS Inventory helped their business.
During 2020 it became apparent that a better inventory control solution was required to underpin the business going forward.
When Ted Watson arrived at FatSnax as the new Operations Director just a year ago, he found a rapidly growing business hampered by its IT system.
After 40 years of running SME businesses in the software technology space, I would argue that the CEO skills needed during the early stages of business development are different than those needed once the business is up and running.
The need was for an online system to address these issues that was as inexpensive as the accounting package, could be linked to it, and was easy to implement and operate.
I knew there must be a better solution, so I researched the market and discovered SOS Inventory.