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All Saints automates purchase invoicing with Image's Procura
27 May '08
3 min read
All Saints has purchased the PROCURA invoice automation solution to process its monthly intake of 1,500 invoices. The solution includes Ascent Capture software from Kofax plc and a Kodak i1220 document scanner.
Gerrard Kennedy is Managing Director of Image Integrators. He comments: “We have unbeatable credentials when it comes to CODA integration and we're delighted that this has been recognised by yet another retailer.
We'll make sure that All Saints' growth plans aren't hampered by the inefficiencies of manual systems and that they can make the most productive use of their inhouse team.”
All Saints has 33 stand-alone stores and 45 concessions nationwide, including those in premium shopping destinations such as Bluewater and The Bull Ring, Birmingham, and in Europe. The retailer also has a concession in Iceland.
18 months ago, the launch of its online store enabled the retailer to extend the reach of its trademark fashion to a wider and international audience.
Shortly afterwards, a minority equity stake was secured by Icelandic investment firm, Baugur, who believe the brand is capable of achieving global presence in a relatively short timescale.
Image Integrators' ambitions are to become the retail sector's de facto solution for invoice process automation. It already has a number of clients here including the retail brands of Wolseley UK, Lakeland, Instore, Screwfix Direct and Debenhams.
Gerrard Kennedy is Managing Director of Image Integrators. He comments: “We have unbeatable credentials when it comes to CODA integration and we're delighted that this has been recognised by yet another retailer.
We'll make sure that All Saints' growth plans aren't hampered by the inefficiencies of manual systems and that they can make the most productive use of their inhouse team.”
All Saints has 33 stand-alone stores and 45 concessions nationwide, including those in premium shopping destinations such as Bluewater and The Bull Ring, Birmingham, and in Europe. The retailer also has a concession in Iceland.
18 months ago, the launch of its online store enabled the retailer to extend the reach of its trademark fashion to a wider and international audience.
Shortly afterwards, a minority equity stake was secured by Icelandic investment firm, Baugur, who believe the brand is capable of achieving global presence in a relatively short timescale.
Image Integrators' ambitions are to become the retail sector's de facto solution for invoice process automation. It already has a number of clients here including the retail brands of Wolseley UK, Lakeland, Instore, Screwfix Direct and Debenhams.
Image Integrators Limited
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