Accounting software provider MYOB has revealed a new partnership with hardware chain Bunnings Warehouse, integrating its invoice processes to allow Bunnings customers to have their invoice directly appear in their MYOB in-trays.
“Bunnings is now going to integrate directly into our software, and all of the data from Bunnings invoices will come directly into MYOB,” said MYOB general manager of product David Weickhardt.
“Bunnings is the single biggest invoicer in Australia [for MYOB customers], and this has been the number one target and request from our customers.
“It is an industry first for Bunnings."
According to Mr Weickhardt, the integration will do away with manual entries, with customers not needing to take any additional action to have their bill appear directly in their MYOB in-tray.
Despite the announcement, it is understood that the functionality has yet to go live, with MYOB adamant that the feature will be available soon.
The latest integration follows on from other supplier feed partners including Caltex, Officeworks, Reece, Actrol, Metalflex, Tradelink and Mico.
“There has been a main focus on the trade section because they have had the highest need,” Mr Weickhardt said.
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