J.F. Brennan Company Implements Computer Guidance Corporation's eCMS Connect for Comdata Virtual Payment MasterCard
Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) March 10, 2015 -- Computer Guidance Corporation, the leading developer of ERP software solutions for the construction industry, today announced that J.F. Brennan Company has successfully implemented Comdata Virtual Payment MasterCard integrated with Computer Guidance’s eCMS v.4.0 ERP solution.
eCMS Connect for Comdata Virtual Payment MasterCard completely automates vendor payment processing and bank reconciliation. This highly advanced, integrated solution provides contractors with the ability to pay their vendors and suppliers by automatically processing a simple file type. In doing so, credit card transactions are secured with randomly assigned numbers, which are unique to the contractor and come with a customizable, restricted processing timeframe. Payments through the integrated system are reconciled automatically with the contractor’s bank or treasury, eliminating any unnecessary steps and manual processes.
“The implementation of this integrated eCMS / Comdata solution allows us to pay over 1,000 of our vendors and suppliers on a weekly basis literary with a click of a button,” said Tori Weissenberger, Financial Analyst, J.F. Brennan Company. “The automation of our vendor payment process has brought our organization significant financial gains through greater and more frequent financial rebates, as well as through the elimination of tedious, labor-intensive administrative tasks.”
“We are pleased to see the completion of this integration effort between our organizations,” commented Mike Bihlmeier, President of Computer Guidance Corporation. “Our mutual customers now have the ability to streamline key accounting processes in a cost-effective, secure and seamless manner.”
About Computer Guidance Corporation
Computer Guidance is the software development expert for construction enterprise resource planning solutions. In business since 1981, Computer Guidance has provided its customers with construction financial and project management applications supported by industry-leading business intelligence and analytics applications and advanced productivity tools. Computer Guidance is a premier Business Partner of IBM Corporation, providing a solid technology foundation for both its cloud-based, hosted and on-premise solutions. Hundreds of commercial contractors have implemented Computer Guidance ERP achieving quantifiable benefits year after year. Many Computer Guidance customers are represented among the Engineering News-Record Top 50, 400 and 600 and the On-Site Top 40. Computer Guidance’s construction software expertise has led the Associated General Contractors of America to select Computer Guidance’s solutions as the ERP solution of choice for its members. eCMS has also been acknowledged by the CFMA IT Survey, ranking its job cost, accounting and payroll applications as the number one software for commercial contractors. In 2013, Computer Guidance received a silver Contractor’s Choice award from Roads & Bridges magazine recognizing eCMS as one of the most widely implemented ERP solutions among its readership.
Computer Guidance Corporation became a member of JDM Technology Group in January 2014. JDM Technology Group is a global software business that is exclusively in Construction with 45,000 users served, in 40 countries and in 6 continents, employing 300 staff. Collectively the customers of JDM Technology Group companies employ over an estimated 1 million of the United States 6.1 million total construction workforce. JDM Technology Group’s core business philosophy is long-term commitment to customer service, coupled with providing the best possible solutions to customers.
For additional information, visit http://www.computerguidance.com or call 888.361.4551.
eCMS is a registered trademark of Computer Guidance Corporation, member of the JDM Technology Group.
Victoria Satran - VP of Marketing, Computer Guidance Corporation, http://www.computerguidance.com, +1 480.444.7028, [email protected]
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