Bi-Directional Interface to Pronto Xi now available directly from Pronto
 
September 9, 2011
Many Pronto/IFS clients are enjoying the benifits of a fully integrated Pronto Xi and IFS SmartFreight® solution through greater time and cost efficiencies and provided via Applied Business Technology. Through an alliance agreement with Pronto and ABT, the interface is now available through Pronto Software directly.
Pronto Software provides businesses with a broad portfolio of software and services. Their integrated business solutions can help maximise productivity, streamline supply chains, and deliver a better service.
Pronto contact: http://www.pronto.com.au/contact
Contact ABT: info@abtgroup.com.au
Contact IFS: sales@ifssmartfreight.com
Nortech and IFS providing complete solutions
September 7, 2011
IFS and Nortech have reached an alliance agreement to further expand both companies offerings in the supply chain arena.
Nortech a market leader with their GoFar range of Software provides communication lnks to enable submitting products; Receiving orders and; Sending shipping information
The interface allows EDI shipping data from Nortech to import to IFS SmartFreight® to automatically produce compliant carrier labels, consignments and EDI data to carrier and back to GoFar.
Utilising the expertise of both products in their respective field through a common bi-directional interface, B2B and B2C trading is now easier then ever.
For more details contact Nortech: graham@nortech.com.au or sales@ifssmartfreight.com
Interactive Freight Systems receive another accolade
 
Press Release
July 25, 2011
The 2011 Australian Business Awards for Best Software Product and Best E-Business Product have been won by Interactive Freight Systems (IFS). Known for its user friendly, multi-carrier freight dispatch systems, IFS is a market leader and pioneer in true multi-level electronic data transfer in the transport industry.
The Australian Business Awards recognise organisations that demonstrate business excellence and commercial success. The Best Software Product Award is awarded for products that offer a point of difference from their competitors and the Best E-Business Product Award is given for products that improve business processes and increase organisational efficiency.
Recognised among Australia’s most innovative organisations, IFS was honoured with two awards amongst a total of 928 participating organisations. "We are delighted to have won these Australian Business Awards, because they acknowledge over a decade of commitment to developing our software for our customers". They recognise the great success of our products, as well as the expertise of our people who support them," says Kerry Holmes, General Manager Australia & New Zealand, Interactive Freight Systems Pty Ltd. "We have always approached our solutions from the point of relationships," he says. "The Transport Management Software (TMS) industry is built on close inter-related partnerships between suppliers, customers and freight carriers. We provide the fourth element – the software that makes all aspects of the delivery process work efficiently, no matter which carrier is used."
The winning products, the range of IFS SmartFreight® software solutions, are exceptionally user friendly and easily interfaced to all Carriers, ERP, WMS and CRM systems. The IFS transport management software saves its customers freight costs by searching for the most economic means or best service to match any particular shipment/customer requirements. "We were confident we had a strong competitive advantage and took IFS SmartFreight® offshore to some key markets: New Zealand, Ireland, UK and South Africa with future expansion planned into Asia and the Middle East. The process efficiency, cost savings and transparency around dispatch practices we offer have made our products an international success," says Ken Aitken – MD IFS Global.
Standard of entries demonstrates resilience of economy
Tara Johnston, Program Director of Australian Business Awards, said the high standard of entries for 2011 was testament to the strength and resilience of the Australian economy. "Australian businesses continue to adapt their processes, invest in product development and develop e-business initiatives that increase productivity and quality standards," she said.
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