Lancaster Archery Supply hits the bullseye with InOrder.

InOrder enterprise management software from Morse Data is a great fit for Lancaster Archery Supply in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. With their focus on multi-channel merchants, InOrder connects all the different order taking channels into a single database that delivers real-time inventory updates, as well as information to and from every department so that everyone stays connected.

Lancaster Archery is the largest archery products distributor in the United States with worldwide distribution. Lancaster Archery also has one of the largest pro shops in the country. They sell products through their store, catalog, phone orders and online. Read More

Coggins tracks separate clients with InOrder

InOrder enterprise management software from Morse Data is a great match for Coggins Promotional Advertising in Savannah, Georgia. With their focus on fulfillment service providers, InOrder allows different clients’ product sets to appear separate, while operating from a single database that delivers real-time inventory updates, as well as information to and from every department so that everyone stays connected.

Coggins is a full-service promotional products company offering their clients online stores, fulfillment, and import capabilities. They were established in 2001 and by August 2006 Coggins realized that they could manage fulfillment and fulfillment costs more efficiently if they had their own company. By December 2006 they bought a fulfillment warehouse. After reviewing over 15 companies, they selected InOrder in November, and Coggins’ system was up and running by December. Read More

PJ Library delivers with InOrder

InOrder enterprise management software from Morse Data is a valuable asset to PJ Library of West Springfield, Massachusetts. With their focus on book and magazine publishers, InOrder’s complete end-to-end solution connects everything through a single database that delivers real-time inventory updates, as well as information to and from every department so that everyone stays connected.

Early childhood developmental research has shown that during the first five years a child’s sense of self is established. Using the Imagination Library founded by Dolly Parton as a model, Harold Grinspoon gave it a Jewish twist and came up with the PJ Library. Monthly, age-appropriate books about Jewish folktales, history, holidays and traditions are sent out to children as a means of learning about their heritage. Read More