Clarity Software integrates with William Smith
The two companies have collaborated to bring more products to Clarity Software’s MIS
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Monday, 22 Apr 2024 15:43 GMT
William Smith now has a designated area on Clarity Software’s website
Clarity Software has announced it is integrating the William Smith product catalogue into the Clarity Management Information System (MIS) to give customers easier access to product pricing and specifications.
Clarity, a provider of MIS solutions for sign-makers and print service providers (PSPs), helps companies manage all aspects of their business through software that manages workflow, quotations, and invoicing.
The integration means customers will benefit from quicker project planning and costing while also providing secure access to updated information integrated into their software.
Mikaela Bellew, head of business development for
William Smith
Mikaela Bellew, head of business development at William Smith, says: “After listening to feedback from our customers, we wanted to make it even easier for them to access simple pricing for their favourite products.
“Integrating our system with Clarity means customers have access to their bespoke price lists at their fingertips. Every material, tool, and accessory within our portfolio is available including leading brands 3M, Avery Dennison, and Arlon, plus our brand VION. Everything from sign-making and digital print films, vehicle wrap, and architectural wrapping materials.”
Sam Yarnall, sales and marketing director for
Clarity Software Group
Sam Yarnall, sales and marketing director for Clarity Software Group, adds: “Partnering with William Smith aligns perfectly with our mission to enhance customer experience. Our users, predominantly sign-makers and printers, will greatly benefit from accessing crucial product information directly within our system, streamlining operations and improving efficiency.”
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