Founded in 1989, Systems and Software Design, Inc., has always put the needs of the client first. The programming solutions developed by Systems and Software Design, Inc., are always based on the system goals of the client, not on requiring the client to confirm to the modification of an existing system.

To illustrate the systems developed under this policy, consider the following projects:

Auto Parts Inventory Control

Maintain a running bar coded inventory of parts while receiving parts, counter sales, completing shipments of phone and FAX/E-mail sales, providing reorder notification, tracking customer activity and credits and providing for cycle counting of inventory, thereby, eliminating the need for an annual inventory, while improving inventory accuracy.

Future Employee Background Checks

Receive background check requests by FAX/E-mail from clients, generate and FAX/E-mail information requests to employers from within the application, enter employer responses and prepare client reports. FAX/E-mail to client from within the application.

Process Orders for Wholesaler

Receive orders from showroom sales or from sales reps in the field. Field sales supplied to main office via dialup phone connection with any updates being downloaded to sales reps. Track orders from release to manufacturer, shipment from manufacturer, invoicing from manufacturer, updating of orders at wholesaler and development of commission reports for all sales.

Dispatching Shipments of Containerized Freight

Receive request for freight dispatches from shipper. Track scheduled dispatches by Bill of Lading Number within each day. Display Bill of Lading Number, Person responsible, Pickup point, delivery day, P.O. Number, Container Number and Special notes. Selective coloring is used to indicate special status or conditions. This same approach can be utilized to schedule different office functions and temporary staff positions.

Processing Orders for Food Distribution

ContractWriter is a specialized program for processing order contracts between food store chains and regional food brokers. Since each food chain has it's own contract forms, ContractWriter draws from a database of food products offered by the broker and automatically fills out a preprinted contract form supplied by the food chain. By selecting the food chain, selecting the desired form to be completed and entering the contract information, the desired contract is printed for distribution to the food chain.