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RNH SOLUTIONS REBRANDS TO MAM SOFTWARE
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ollowing its recent acquisition by Kerridge Commercial Systems, RNH Solutions will rebrand to MAM Software. The move brings its automotive operations in the UK and Ireland under one unified brand to more accurately reflect its position as the leading provider of business management software solutions for the automotive aftermarket. Renowned for its innovative and flexible approach, MAM Software provides dedicated product groups for the UK and Ireland automotive aftermarkets. It focuses on improving the efficiency and profitability of companies with complex supply chains via the use of specialised software and services. The new brand identity, which will be rolled out over the coming weeks, brings RNH in line with the distinctive style of the wider KCS group. MAM’s
logo includes KCS’ magenta diamond design; the four lines at the centre represent the cornerstones of the Kerridge Commercial Systems brand - sourcing, stocking, selling and servicing – these cornerstones are what it strives to do to assist its customer base to be excellent in, ensuring it gives them competitive advantage
The rebrand will also include a new website which will communicate the business benefits of MAM’s solutions and encapsulate its total offering, including applications for auto parts, tyre, servicing and other vertical markets in Ireland.
“This is an exciting time for our business in Ireland, and with continued investment in the company we aim to capitalise on our successes and build a platform for future growth. The new identity for RNH will act as a catalyst for further progress towards our strategic vision,” said James Mitchell, Managing Director UK & Ireland. “Unifying under a common brand reaffirms how integral the automotive team and product portfolio are to the future of a business we are proud to be part of.“
KCS acquired RNH Solutions in November 2021. BMJ
Border Merchant Systems celebrates milestone with new look
BORDER MERCHANT SYSTEMS has unveiled a new look and a new website, having celebrated its 30th anniversary last year. Set up in 1990, Border was formed by a consortium of independent merchants as a support company, and soon identified that a whole new software system would be a good idea to better support those merchant businesses. That led to the development of the Border ‘CounterAct’ system. Border still work solely with UK independent merchants in the UK, and customers range from small single site family run businesses, right up to some of the UK’s largest and most successful independent merchants. The Border system can
efficiently manage and control
every aspect of a merchant business – from quotations and sales to reporting, accounts, stock control and delivery scheduling. The merchant system is developed in-house, with new system updates released on average twice a year. All users receive these upgrades as part of their support contract, so the system is constantly evolving whilst remaining compliant with current legislation, things such as Making Tax Digital.
New technologies, like the
electronic proof of delivery app with integrated What3Words functionality, are always something Border looks to take advantage of.
The company has also recently launched integrations with Prommt – a customer not present cloud payment solution, as well
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as Dojo from Paymentsense, to enhance merchant payment options and security. Working alongside its sister company Stratus21, Border also offers trading websites. These give merchants the opportunity to have a fully integrated
eCommerce website and trading software solution. An alternative to this is their account portal offering providing an online account management facility for trade customers.
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co.uk BMJ
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