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ANNOUNCING THE RELEASE OF THE  SOURCE IT "MAN" SOLUTION

Our popular manipulation tools have been consolidated into a single MAN solution and now contains our proven GLAM, SCAM, ARAM, APAM PCAM and SPAM modules.

Modify General Ledger codes throughout the SYSPRO product using Source IT's data manipulation products. Tools to manipulate Stock Codes, Customer Codes, Supplier Codes, Product Classes and Stock Code Product Class ... SEE MORE
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Need to devalue your local currency. Our REVAL utility may be used to revalue your SYSPRO data accordingly. This product was used in Zimbabwe for the devaluation in 2006 at over 30 sites.
 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SYSPRO'S EFT MODULE

For clarification regarding the output format of SYSPRO's Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) module and how the specific bank interfaces may be handled... READ THIS.

For clarification regarding the migration from GEPS\CEPS to EFT\BTS... READ THIS.

PRODUCTS

SERVICES

Please note that a new license code will be required when upgrading from SYSPRO 6.0 to SYSPRO 6.1. 
Bank Translation System (BTS)
has been specifically written to interface to SYSPRO’s standard EFT system to assist with the translation of the XML based output into specific formats required by the individual banks.

Bank Reconciliation System (BRS) handles the conversion of the electronic statements from the banks to be used by the SYSPRO automatic bank reconciliation system.

Data Manipulation Processes (MAN) is a series of systems that facilitate the modifying of specific master information throughout the SYSPRO database based on a user specified cross reference.

Graphical Electrical Payment System (GEPS) has been developed to facilitate the Accounts Payable electronic payment process from all SYSPRO products prior to SYSPRO 6.0. ISSUE 009.
Cashbook Electrical Payment System (CEPS) has been developed to facilitate the Cashbook electronic payment process from all SYSPRO products prior to SYSPRO 6.0. ISSUE 009.

See the new PROJECTS page with examples of development undertaken over the years.
Customisation of the IMPACT Encore and SYSPRO products

This extends from simple screenset customisation through to more complex system development written to integrate seamlessly with Encore and SYSPRO 6.0 Whether the requirement is for the version Encore 3.2, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1 6.0 or the SYSPRO 6.1 products, our solutions are developed using the exact same development tools as SYSPRO use to develop the IMPACT Encore and SYSPRO 6.0 products.

Utility development

The development of utility programs to perform functions not available in the standard SYSPRO product is one of our important focuses.
SYSPRO e.net and business object alignment
Although our development tools are are the same that the SYSPRO product itself is developed with, where ever possible and feasible, we make use of SYSPRO business objects to update the SYSPRO tables.

SOURCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - the company...

Source Information Technology was established in 2000 and has been registered with SYSPRO  as an approved developer since then. Development experience around the IMPACT/SYSPRO products go back to 1997. Our focus in becoming the service provider of choice has driven us to build a sustainable working relationship with SYSPRO. Besides being involved with assisting SYSPRO with specific core product related development, the OEM agreement signed with SYSPRO for the new Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) module serves to secure our commitment. This association has seen the migration of our very successful GEPS/CEPS banking interface solutions into the core product as the new EFT module.

Revised: Thursday, 15 March 2012.

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Last modified: Monday, 20 February 2012.