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Published:  23 May, 2018

Softrader.pngNorfolk-based software company SOFTRADER has announced it has released its first fully browser based ERP system designed for suppliers of industrial equipment to the oil and gas and related industries and says Softrader Cloud handles all the major tasks in a companies workflow from enquiry to invoicing; including enquiry and order entry, purchasing, stock control, document creation and storage and so on.

Softrader says it has provided ERP software focused at valve and pipe traders for more than 25 years, and the company aims to provide all the benefits of cloud based computing to its clients with this new system. First and foremost, this includes all the functionality of previous systems, designed with its wealth of knowledge in industrial supply.

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