Your business. Your way.
Specialist software for Electrical Suppliers
Introducing our market leading ERP solutions - helping you source effectively, stock efficiently, sell profitably and service competitively.
Our passion for the industry
We provide software services to start-up businesses as well as those that have been around since the 1800s. Some have half a dozen users, others 600 plus. Our customers include trade only businesses and those with splendid retail showrooms.
What unites them is the passion and the expertise of the person or the team in charge – and that never fails to impress me. And I’d like to think that one of the reasons we’re a leading supplier to wholesalers and other construction industry distributors today, is because our customers recognise a similar passion in everything we do. We’re passionate about giving them the best possible opportunity to work smarter and to make better margins. We’re passionate about them having access to live and accurate business intelligence to give them a real competitive edge.
Within our company we also have high levels of expertise – not just in the way we develop software but in knowing how the electrical wholesaler industry works. Our team includes those who have worked in the industry and therefore understand its idiosyncrasies and its challenges.
We’ve been trading for more than 40 years so we offer the same consistency as some of our long established customers. And we remain committed to the development of our core K8 product, listening to what our customers want and helping them move profitably into the future.
Ian Bendelow Chief Executive Officer Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS)
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