Acctivate introduces an integration with your Microsoft 365 OneDrive or SharePoint account, allowing file attachments in Acctivate to be stored securely in the cloud and save valuable database space. What Does This Mean? Previously, Acctivate stored all file attachments—such as those linked to notes and emails—directly in its database. Over time, these attachments could accumulate,…
Acctivate has expanded its popular ShipStation integration to now include support for importing sales orders directly from ShipStation. This enhancement allows Acctivate to fully leverage ShipStation’s extensive web store integrations. Together, Acctivate and ShipStation streamline the entire sales order lifecycle: Whether you integrate Acctivate with ShipStation for shipping, sales order importing, or both, this powerful…
Create Reorders Acctivate version 12.3 includes an improved and transparent process for reviewing and reorder products in bulk. The new reorders process leverages the Inventory Manager, which features a Restocking bar that provides an at-a-glance view of products needing to be reordered based on current stock levels, user defined minimum stock levels, and demand. From…
The Inventory Manager offers a new, intuitive way to manage your inventory. Like the Sales Order Manager, Purchase Order Manager, and Business Activity Manager, the Inventory Manager lets you quickly view products and their inventory levels using either default or customizable Bars and Buttons for quick access to essential information. With the Inventory Manager, you…
Acctivate announced its most recent release that offers a simplified integration to QuickBooks and new cloud-based capabilities.
These new capabilities are a power-packed combination for improved inventory, order entry and business management which reinforces Acctivate’s commitment to empowering businesses with innovative solutions.
Acctivate version 12.2 introduces a significant improvement to the installation and deployment process. In previous versions, Acctivate workstations would connect to a shared “AcctivateData” folder on the server. While this method generally worked well, changes in domain authentication and the use of peer-to-peer networks caused issues with folder share permissions, leading to user frustration. With…