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Still CRUSHing it: Self-Service Auto Recycling System


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RUSH™ is a Yard Management System (YMS) application that helps manage the Retail, Inventory, and Commodity functions in a Self-Service Automotive Recycling operation. Crush controls every aspect of the yard and gathers much needed data for analytics |and efficiency.


Crush offers integrated unattended reporting so execu- tive level employees don’t have to access the software to receive performance metrics. Crush has the ability to inte- grate and optimize website features for phones and tablet use, such as inventory pictures and online interchange. Many yards are migrating inventory from their full- service yards; Crush can track and use the original stock number from any other system. This allows for tracking sales back to the original stock number.


Crush has worked diligently


to integrate to third party software providers to enhance many aspects of the U-Pull-It in the Retail and Inventory modules. Crush also can auto-export data so users can feed other management applications for accounting or in-house reporting packages. The CRUSH POS module simplifies the cashier inter- face through easily navigated touch screens. It will minimize operational costs and customer wait times by reducing transaction times. It also has been enhanced to allow for very flexible pricelist and warranty function- ality. You can even purchase cars using a Cash Dispensing Unit (CDU), which helps control cash and mitigates theft. To learn more about the CRUSH U-Pull-It YMS, call (801) 355-3388 or visit www.s3softwaresolutions.com, where you can view online demo videos.


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Automotive Recycling


MANAGEMENT


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