Until recently, the options for shipping software integrated with NAV have been limited.  Because Chargelogic Shipping is easy to use and easy to implement, some might be surprised by the technologically advanced features built into the software.  ChargeLogic Shipping provides all the key functionality that businesses expect and more.

Check out some of these key benefits:

• Benefits to Merchants

1. Affordable:  With key functionality built-in, ChargeLogic Shipping does not require additional modifications that increase costs.
2. Improved customer service:  With features like rate shopping, address validation, accurate rate quotes, direct carrier connections, package management, and easy return shipments, merchants can provide a superior customer shopping experience.
3. Streamlined business processes:  Smart Pack and Smart Weight Technology provide merchants with tools that continually update NAV with information on the products a business sells and ships.  The result is accurate weight estimates, detailed package management, time savings in the warehouse, and a smoother workflow.
4. Easy:  ChargeLogic Shipping is easy to use in the back office and the warehouse.  Designed for today’s technology, Shipping provides easy to use menus, commands, and touch screen functionality.

• Benefits to Customers

1. Predictable Shipping Fees: Gives businesses the ability to provide exact shipping fees by item weight and bill for shipping when the order is placed.
2. Package Management: Provides information including the number of packages being sent and the transit times.
3. Easy Returns: Emails a prepaid return shipping label directly to customers for easy returns.

• Solution-Center Benefits

1. Easy to implement.
2. Easy to manage.

See the difference for yourself.  Attend a free one hour demonstration of ChargeLogic Shipping on December 6, 2011 at 2pm ET.  We’ll see you there!

Negative reactions from customers, law-makers, and even President Obama have led to Bank of America and other banks within the industry to terminate their controversial $5 monthly debit-card fee.

Hugh Son reports in his article on Bloomberg.com, “Debit-Fee ‘Flop’ Leaves Banks Seeking $8 Billion” that Citigroup Inc. and U.S. Bancorp had originally dismissed the idea of imposing new charges, and SunTrust Banks Inc. and Regions Financial Corp. got rid of their check-card fees last week.

Banks are currently looking for other ways to regain revenue after the Federal Reserve capped fees on debit-card purchases last month. Authorized through the Dodd-Frank Act, the legal limits cut bank’s annual revenue by an estimated $8 billion. Nevertheless, customers have made it known that the bank’s money-making strategies will not be on their dime.

Sources:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-11-02/debit-fee-flop-leaves-u-s-banks-looking-for-8-billion-in-lost-revenue.html