Global Customers Question

Apr 27, 2007 3 Replies

I know that this subject has been "touched upon" in the past, so excuse my redundancy. For those individuals that have HQ and have global customers what "ADD-ON" package are you using to permit the cashiers at the stores to edit the customer data? Is New West Tech's Global Customer Edit the only add-on out there?


Retail Realm has a store and HQ Utility of which one small part is the ability to update global customers at store. For more info contact me.

Hi, We have a Customer Search utility that adds customers instantly as well as it has global customer edit function. You can download 30 day trial at

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me from site.Thanks Ian McLean RMS

You may be interested in our new add-in called V.I.P. Zone. To download a trial visit:

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V.I.P. Zone means faster, more accurate customer adds and edits in Microsoft RMS for both single store and multi-store users (HQ). V.I.P. Zone runs on any version of Microsoft RMS (1.x or 2.x).

Quotes from current users: "From look-ups at the register to increased functionality within RMS, this is a tool that you shouldn't be without!" -- MI "We have found the VIP Zone software very useful in cleaning up our database... increased our useful addresses by 10%" -- IL "It is absolutely a must have utility for multi store operations that share the same customers at different locations." -- AZ "We're spoiled by VIP Zone!" -- GA

V.I.P. Zone:

- Prevents invalid customer addresses regardless of typing skills

- Validates or completes partial addresses in real-time or corrects existing addresses on file

- Automates reverse phone number lookup

- Merges duplicate customers and purchase histories into one account

- Provides global editing at the store level for HQ users including account and additional tabs

- Plus more...

If you are interested in downloading a free trial of V.I.P. Zone please visit:

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For more information contact your RMS reseller.

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