Merge Customer Utility Wanted

I've already tried the DRS VIP Zone - it worked great, but they want $50 per cashier for every RMS database. I have five stores, sixty cashiers in the collective databases, and am not paying $3K + maintenance for VIP Zone. If I could pay for my registers and an office PC or two per location, I'd be all over it.

I have used the KB queries to merge duplicate customers but it is a tedious process in an HQ environment. After you've indentified the duplicate accounts you must check HQ to see which store(s) the customer has shopped at before merging the customer records in the appropriate store ops databases. Then you need to wait for a WS401 to run at both stores before deleting the empty record at HQ.

What I'm looking for is a simple little utility or script for merging duplicate customers - preferably one that was developed by some enterprising soul that doesn't mind giving it away.

Tom

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Tom,

That's surprising about Vip Zone. I bought it a couple of years ago and only paid per lane once. They never even asked how many cashiers I have.

Craig

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Craig

Yeah, it's actually worse than I thought...

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$999 for 20 registers + $100/five registers. *Registers is defined by register list in store ops. I have five stores and several users at HQ are listed in each store ops database so I'd pay for some users five times.

I guess the price isn't horrible, but we're in the retail furniture & appliance business. My biggest store just had our worst May since 2000. My smallest store had their worst May on record. To say that I don't have any extra cash is an understatement.

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Terrible Tom

Yeah, it's actually worse than I thought...

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$999 for 20 registers + $100/five registers. *Registers is defined by register list in store ops. I have five stores and several users at HQ are listed in each store ops database so I'd pay for some users five times.

I guess the price isn't horrible, but we're in the retail furniture & appliance business. My biggest store just had our worst May since 2000. My smallest store had their worst May on record. To say that I don't have any extra cash is an understatement.

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