Worst DIY Installs Ever Part 7
10 Must-Have Products for Your Next Install
6 Amazing High-End Home Theaters
8 Awesome Turntables for Spinning Vinyl
Print
Email
Comments (0)
Share
D-Tools offers SP2 Trial Download for SI 5.5 Users
D-Tools is offering a trial download of its SP2 software upgrade, which is designed for its SI 5.5 software program.
D-Tools, Inc., a custom installation integration software company has released the latest SP2 trial of its System Integrator software (SI) 5.5 software program.
The SI5.5 SP2 trial is now available for download and D-Tools says the SP2 upgrade contains more than 20 new usability features and enhancements, as well as new support for Canadian Quick Book 2010 users.
"We're extremely pleased to include these new features and enhancements in SI 5.5," says Adam Stone, president and CEO of D-Tools. "Customer feedback is what drives our development team to advance our software, making it the best in the market. We take pride in our software and strive to continuously improve it."
D-Tools says the System Integrator software is currently used by over 3,000 companies to streamline the design, estimation and documentation processes associated with the installation and integration of low-voltage systems, and the upgrade should further help an electronics business streamline their back office processes.
The SI5.5 SP2 trial is now available for download and D-Tools says the SP2 upgrade contains more than 20 new usability features and enhancements, as well as new support for Canadian Quick Book 2010 users.
"We're extremely pleased to include these new features and enhancements in SI 5.5," says Adam Stone, president and CEO of D-Tools. "Customer feedback is what drives our development team to advance our software, making it the best in the market. We take pride in our software and strive to continuously improve it."
D-Tools says the System Integrator software is currently used by over 3,000 companies to streamline the design, estimation and documentation processes associated with the installation and integration of low-voltage systems, and the upgrade should further help an electronics business streamline their back office processes.
Post a comment