WOODRIDGE, IL – Sunfarm Food Service is a company that prides itself on hard work and dedication, and when time came to look for an ERP software solution provider, they wanted to select a company that could optimize the solid business they had built in the St. Louis area over the last 90 years. They selected Produce Pro Software.
“Our goal is to get to know a company from the ground up and really understand their business when presenting a tailored solution to best fit their needs,” explain Marc Hatfield, National Sales Manager at Produce Pro Software, in a press release.
Sunfarm needed a software solutions provider that could work with them throughout the entire implementation process to provide the highest level of customer service and support.
“I first met Marc Hatfield of Produce Pro Software, at a trade show. Even though one of our competitors was already using Produce Pro, it’s the system we had our eye on. There were several things I was impressed with throughout the sales process as well as implementation. I can’t speak enough of how fantastic it was for Produce Pro to ask the right questions and learn our business. They even came out to our facility to see our operation first hand before we made our decision,” commented John Pollaci. “Produce Pro dedicated an entire team to ensure our implementation ran smoothly. I could not be more impressed with the level of professionalism of their staff, and believe it or not, they made it fun! The whole process before going live with the new system was great and made for a very smooth transition.”
Produce Pro noted in is press release, that the benefits that Sunfarm reaped from pairing with the software provider include:
- Better inventory visibility
- Increased system speed and flexibility
- Robust reporting and exporting
“Thus far, Produce Pro has exceeded our expectations, and we look forward to keeping that momentum going,” added Pollaci. “Next up, we are implementing Produce Pro’s Driver Solution which will help us realize a huge reduction in paper usage and additional costs.”
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