Wholesale Distribution Software Solution

Streamline your entire business process to improve inventory returns and reduce dead stock. Automate your entire supply chain, including leads, bids, orders, shipments, and payments. Acumatica is web-based so you can access your business data and documents from headquarters, warehouses, remote offices, and while traveling. All you need is a computer and an internet connection.

Unlimited user pricing allows you to involve employees, partners, and customers so you can automate ALL business processes - even processes that span offices, warehouses, and external partners. Acumatica gives you the option to switch between on-premise and SaaS deployments so you can minimize software costs while improving your distribution processes.

Maximize revenue opportunities through Acumatica's flexible pricing features. Set pricing algorithms based on your latest costs or compute deal-specific prices. Use customer classes to set prices for preferred customers and define customer categories. Create customer specific pricing for key accounts.

The Acumatica Distribution Management Suite is software built for distributors. Everything you need is included in one integrated package:

• Automated order processing and e-commerce
• Inventory management
• Replenishment and transfers
• Fulfillment, shipping, and logistics
• Invoicing and billing
• Returns and reordering
• Sales automation and service management
• Drop shipments, back orders, requisitions
• Landed costs
• Interface with barcode scanners

Click below to view 2-3 minute videos on specific topics.
Inventory Management
Purchase Orders
Sales Orders
Requisitions

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Distributors with complex needs are using Acumatica today. Click below to see a case study.
PoolSource Case Study

Acumatica board member John Howell writes a three part series for electrical distributors in TED Magazine.
Sept 2011: 1 of 3
Oct 2011: 2 of 3
Nov 2011: 3 of 3


Article in Industrial Distribution Magazine explores web software benefits and 10 key questions to ask.
Nov 2011: Article - Page 28