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Castle’s SunSystems Accounting Housing Template Saves Time & Money
Castle Computer Services, has developed a unique new system that will reduce the time it takes to install new accounting software by up to a third.
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Castle’s new housing software template has been developed from the company’s experience of working with over sixty housing associations in the UK. The new approach provides a core template for small to medium size associations that offers high return on investment, without compromise on functionality. It integrates fully with existing housing management systems and incorporates a high level of flexibility.
Alan Quinn, Managing Director, Castle Computer Services, said:
“Our experience in the housing sector is second to none and we have used that knowledge to develop a product profile for SunSystems finance applications that incorporates all of the key features required by housing associations. This approach results in much greater efficiencies in the implementation of a software profile that is specified to best meet the customer’s needs. There is also no need for customers to invest in developing a detailed specification as we can provide this for them to adapt, rather than starting from scratch.” |
“While we believe that this approach will offer genuine, measurable best value to the majority of housing associations, we recognise that large housing groups have more specific needs and we will continue to offer them a bespoke service.”
Castle Creates Fido ePurchasing User Training
After customer requests at our last user day, we have created an online user training system for Fido eProcurement. It can be accessed via the castle-cs.com Support page. Monthly passwords will be provided on our user forum, which you can sign-up HERE |
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Sunday Herald - Castle Opens London Office
Scottish software and IT services company Castle Computer Srvices has opened its first office in London – in the iconic Gherkin building – on the back of sustained growth in its UK business.
The expansion comes just weeks after the company posted record sales for 2008 achieving GBP 5.7 million turnover, a 26% increase over 4 years. |
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eProcurement Saves Time & Money
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North East Payroll Company beats of stiff competition to scoop top UK award for the second time in 3 years.
Gateshead based Cintra HR & Payroll Services have been awarded the accolade of Payroll Software Provider of the Year for the 2nd time in 3 years, at the prestigious UK Payroll Awards.
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