PrioSoft Releases Interface with Craftsman Estimating Software

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 3, 2003 -- PrioSoft Releases Interface with Craftsman Estimating Software

Craftsman Books is the leading supplier of books on cost estimating for residential construction jobs of every sort. Craftsman is also the leading supplier of cost estimating software to the residential construction trades companies from small to 2 million dollars in size. PrioSoft has just released the interface between Craftsman Estimating Software and Priority One Plus. PrioSoft's complete software package, Priority One Plus, includes an estimating module designed to address the needs of startup and handyman operations. To handle other needs of contractors with more sophisticated or specialized requirements, we interface with other estimating software and allow all our customers to grow without redoing their entire processes. This ability gives small to medium sized contractors a growth path to a sophisticated estimating system, while still having PrioSoft�s Contact Management and Project Management with Work Order processing, Quotations, Purchase Orders, Invoicing, Accounting, Job Costing and Job Scheduling capabilities.



PrioSoft's company growth plan is to interface with best and popular specialty software for the construction industry. Rather than trying to address every possible business need, we keep our customers happy by providing growth through creation of links with the most sophisticated CAD, estimating, job scheduling, payroll and accounting software available for the construction industry today. With that ease of integration, our customers maintain their data, and data flow, while seamlessly replacing modules with those that meet their growth needs.

We now interface with:



1. Payroll - PenSoft and Adaptasoft

2. Estimating � Craftsman, HomeTech Advantage and CSC Software's EasyEst

3. Job Scheduling - VirtualBoss Job Scheduler

4. Accounting - QuickBooks and JobView from A-Systems



We are enlarging our number of interface partners, and wil