Vitec Futursoft
ERP software for automotive and machinery repair shops, parts retailers and technical trade businesses
About Vitec Futursoft
Vitec Futursoft develops ERP software for automotive and machinery repair shops, parts retailers, machinery sales and service businesses. Its product family combines sales, work orders, inventory, invoicing and customer management, with mobile services, inventory tools, online booking and APIs.
Its customers are automotive and machinery businesses across the Nordic countries; the company reports that more than 2,000 businesses use its solutions. Products include AutoFutur, KoneFutur and FuturNX, alongside Futurmechanic, Futurstock, Huoltovaraus.fi and FuturAPI.
Founded in 1998, Vitec Futursoft Oy is based in Helsinki and is part of Vitec Software Group.
Product: ERP software and related mobile, inventory, online booking and integration services for automotive and machinery businesses.
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