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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Business Contact Manager / May 2008Usage of Contact manager
Hi, I have a small Construction business and am looking at getting construction management software. This should include the ability to make quotes, work schedules, keep contracts from subcontractors and the like all together for simplicity (e.g I don't want every one of those being its own excel and word file). I was wondering if I would be able to accomplish this with contact manager. thanks, To me, for a small const biz, a combo of BCM and Office Accounting should get you there (they work together). You can create quotes and invoices in OA, schedules on BCM, and create projects/jobs in OA and BCM and keep everthing organized. For letters to and from vendors, you still need word or excel, but you can hang those things in a project to keep it close. Scanning direct to a contact or project is not their, but you can work around it. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > thanks, |
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