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Acumatica Cloud xRP Platform reduces development time for Kensium Solutions, opens new revenue stream
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Software
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
- Product Research & Development
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
- Supply Chain Visibility
Services
- Software Design & Engineering Services
The Challenge
Kensium Solutions, a custom software development company, was looking for a platform to develop an e-commerce integration with Acumatica, as well as various customizations for Acumatica customers. They needed a platform that was easy to use, flexible, and built on familiar technology. The company had previously worked on integrations with various products, including NetSuite, QuickBooks, and others, but found these platforms challenging to customize. The company was also looking to expand its services to support other partners, without competing with them.
About The Customer
Kensium Solutions is a custom software development company founded in 2006. The company is headquartered in Chicago, IL, US, with other operations in India. Kensium serves over 200 customers around the world. The company offers custom software to resolve complex challenges for businesses. Since late 2012, Kensium has used the Acumatica Cloud xRP Platform to develop an e-commerce integration with Acumatica (CurveSync) as well as countless customizations for varied Acumatica customers. Kensium Solutions and Acumatica have forged a collaborative partnership, with Kensium offering support for other partners.
The Solution
Kensium Solutions chose the Acumatica Cloud xRP Platform for its development needs. The platform is built on familiar .NET technology, which reduced development time and cost. The platform’s pre-built ERP and CRM functionality provided maximum control and flexibility for developers. Kensium was able to easily navigate through the platform, go to a screen which had the information that they needed, and immediately had the web services that could get the data. Kensium also praised the involvement of Acumatica’s technical staff during the development process, as they provided the framework to talk to Acumatica from an open source platform, such as Linux, PHP and so on.
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