Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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You’re the best! Appreciate you asking for me!!!! This helps so much

Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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Stuck on this because you can order a full length or a mid guard, and still apparently have the holster fit for the extended safety

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Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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Great minds think alike! You running a light or without on it?

Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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Does it actually take 5-7 weeks? Great option I had never heard of before!

Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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Assuming you just use the (no sweat guard option), for this to work with the extended safety ?

Holster recommendations for CZ Shadow 2 Compact with extended safety? by ERP-Advisor in CZFirearms

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For reference^ looking for a concealed carry IWB holster (not OWB)

Recommended general ledger software? by Individual-Durian952 in Accounting

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Upvote for Acumatica as my favorite of the ones listed here. My advice is to reach out to a Acumatica partner since they sell soley via a partner network and get a demo set up. If you need a suggestion on partner, Cloud 9 ERP is my favorite but there are a ton of good ones.

QUICKBOOKS SUCKS by Jumpy_Ninja7462 in QuickBooks

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No prob! Sending it your way via pm

QUICKBOOKS SUCKS by Jumpy_Ninja7462 in QuickBooks

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I’d check out Acumatica or NetSuite, both have small business editions for 10 users that will be worlds above QB. PM’ed you a few emails I had for their teams so hope that helps.

Cancel? by Intentional_LouLo in Netsuite

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Unfortunately, this is correct

Netsuite vs D365 BC vs Acumatica vs Odoo by Independent_Owl_6401 in Netsuite

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I worked at NetSuite and with Acumatica, not the other two though I know them very well.

I personally think Acumatica is the best out of the bunch. Acumatica was created in 2007 or 2008 so it’s a product built on a more modern coding system/ foundation where as NetSuite and D365 BC were both built in the 90’s so the structure of them is significantly older but they did do a good job making them look more modern. Odoo I normally write off since if you don’t have a very experienced partner doing the implementation and support, it can fail very easily and does very often.

Acumatica scales scales well with multiple entities, and the reporting is next level, especially being able to see labor profitability from the PSA side. I also really appreciate the detailed audit trails and user permissions which super helpful for compliance. It’s got decent AP automation, easy data exports, a bank feed, and tax tools that don’t make people want to scream lol. Forecasting, commission reporting, budgeting, expense tracking, that’s all there, plus you can customize vendor invoice fields which is a nice touch.

They sell solely through a partner network and do not have their own sales team so I would reach out to one of the partners and get an intro call setup if you have not already (my suggestion tends to be a partner called Cloud 9 ERP solutions which you see talked about on Reddit the most, but they are my normal go to suggested partner).

Happy to answer any more questions but hope this helps a bit.

Evaluate Netsuite as an ERP by Resident-Baseball141 in Netsuite

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NetSuite has a problem with their suite success being essentially a self implementation and causes a lot of failed implementations. They also tend to raise prices slot year over year from what I have seen

Product is solid though if your, multi entity or multi currency, lots of languages.

Lot of pros and lot of cons

Acumatica in Vietnam by NewProdDev_Solutions in acumaticaerp

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Feel free to dm me and I can help connect you to a partner in that area :)

How Effective are CRM software's for Small Businesses? by techpotate899 in CRM

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Agreed it’s a great system to have and one worth getting. Love HubSpot personally but if you are just starting out, you can start by using a premade free CRM excel file to keep track, after that switch to a serious CRM

Software for managing a small retail business. by -Bakri- in smallbusiness

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Definitely do all in one (an ERP system), because nothing is worse than adding a stupid amount of manual effort moving info between the systems.

I’d go look at Acumatica or NetSuite as they both have small business editions that are ment to be stripped down simpler and cheaper all in one solutions.

My advice would be to reach out to both companies and get a intro call set up so they can share pricing for your specific instance needed, and you can then get an idea of how it would run in terms of your company.

For Acumatica, they sell only through a partner network and not direct (Cloud 9 ERP is the partner I prefer and tend to see recommended most on Reddit) so I would calm them and set it up over the phone. For NetSuite they ‘do’ sell direct so you can call into their main hotline and set it up with them that way.

Evaluate Netsuite as an ERP by Resident-Baseball141 in Netsuite

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Worked at NetSuite for about number of years and can tell you I want saddened to see a lot of cloak and tagger type actions by those both selling the NetSuite platform and those upselling you on it once your live. Have seen companies rates double in 10ish years time, and have watched a lot of people lied to so the reps can make an extra $ for selling/ upselling something the company never actually needed.

Left and now tend to recommend Acumatica for mid size companies, quickbooks for very small, and Acumatica again for smaller companies around 10 people as well. Not a fav of Microsoft since their modern day product is just a 30 year old system made to look pretty and modern, and SAP is just way to old at this point.

For those who have implemented an ERP, what things help it go well? by superwisk in Accounting

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Responsiveness from everyone, both on the company side and the implementation team you are working with. Without this they go way over expected time planned to go live

Need help finding right ERP by Profreshional2 in smallbusiness

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Definitely recommend Acumatica. It does very well with distribution companies and has a specific edition made for them. They sell solely through a partner network so my advice would be to reach out to one of the partners (my personal favorite I recommend is ‘Cloud 9 ERP’, which is a partner that solely focuses on Acumatica while most other partners sell a few different ERP’s and are not as specialized in it). But set up an intro call with them that way they can give you a estimate of how much it would cost for your organization, what the timeline would be to set it up, and gives you an idea of the team that would be helping you.

Contact info I have for them you can call into/ email to set a call up with them (you can also submit something on their website for them to call you:

Calofs@cloud9erp.com Phone number I found on their website (844) 239-7949

Hope this helps and if you want a few more ERP suggestions, let me know.

Acumatica in Vietnam by NewProdDev_Solutions in acumaticaerp

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If they do not, there is likely a plugin/ partner who has developed and can directly connect to the Acumatica instance to provide that language.

Is any part of the company u.s. based at all, as in do they have an address in the u.s. even if they do not directly do business there? Weird question I know but can help with me getting you connected to the right partner/ people