Auto/Mate Integrates With DocuBizz
Auto/Mate Dealership Systems has integrated its dealership management system with DocuBizz, experts in automated invoice workflow solutions, the company announced.
ALBANY, N.Y. — Auto/Mate Dealership Systems has integrated its dealership management system with DocuBizz, experts in automated invoice workflow solutions, the company announced. Auto/Mate customers can now streamline their accounts payable process with DocuBizz’s intelligent and intuitive workflow solution. “DocuBizz is an innovative, cloud-based software that can easily save hundreds of hours per month at a typical dealership,” said Mike Esposito, Auto/Mate’s president and CEO. “Integrating with Auto/Mate’s Accounting Suite was cost effective and allows us to offer our solutions to a wider base of auto dealers in the U.S.,” said Mads Toksvaerd, founder and CEO of DocuBizz. “Auto/Mate users can expect the same level of simplicity and time-saving features from our software as they currently experience from their DMS.” When integrated into the DMS, the DocuBizz workflow solution offers such benefits to single and multi-location auto dealers as eliminating data entry for invoices, automatically matching POs to invoices, and making invoices available and easily searchable, all according to the announcement.
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