Pubnet® Launches Document Cycle Tracking Service (DCTS)

Providing suppliers and sellers with an innovative medium to track, view and report on their orders instantly

New Providence, N.J. (PRWEB) August 13, 2003 - Pubnet®, the leading publishing industry e-commerce exchange, is pleased to announce the addition of Document Cycle Tracking Service (DCTS) to its Internet-based book search and ordering service.

Pubnets DCTS is a web-based order tracking and shipping management system. Users and suppliers are able to view, link to and report on orders, invoices and shipping information through the Pubnet website (www.pubnet.org).

Another benefit DCTS offers is Compliance Checking. Compliance Checking ensures that documents being passed through are Pubnet-compliant. Each document is thoroughly interrogated and any documents that are not compliant are flagged. Then both the user and supplier will be notified by email as well as having Pubnet tech support intervene and work with both parties to resolve the issue(s).

Pubnets DCTS is yet another example of how Pubnet continues to lead the industry with innovative technology that meets the demands of its users. Our users and their needs are always at the center of our products and service offerings", states Charles Halpin, General Manager of Pubnet. By focusing on our users, we [Pubnet] are consistently delivering new products that continually add value to electronic ordering and supply chain efficiency."

DCTS is accessible to all Pubnet members and can be accessed via the Pubnet website at www.Pubnet.org. For those who need a password go to www.Pubnet.com, call 1-800-PUBNET1 or e-mail Pubnet at info@pubnet.org.

About Pubnet®
Pubnet is a leading publishing industry e-commerce exchange, allowing more than 3,000 distributors, bookstores and other retailers to place electronic orders and receive purchase order acknowledgements (POAs), invoices, and advance shipping notices (ASNs) over the Internet. More than 100 publishers/vendors receive orders over Internet file transfers or through the browser-based application at www.Pubnet.org. Web users have access to the system's one million-plus title database to conduct title searches and place online orders. Pubnet streamlines the labor-intensive ordering process by integrating seamlessly with a booksellers POS system.

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