• Karmak offers shop and inventory management software

    Karmak offers shop and inventory management software
    April 1, 2005

    LOUISVILLE, KY. The Director Series from Karmak Inc. tracks inventory use, simplifies parts ordering, and helps manage shop services. Introduced for fleets and service shops at the Mid-America Trucking Show, the service and parts system is Windows-based and interfaces with Quick Books and Quick Books Pro financial software.

    The ServiceDirector portion allows managers to analyze the efficiency of individual repair jobs by generating and tracking repair orders, costs, date, repair status and employee hours. It supports bar code scanning for automated data entry by technicians and allows scanned parts to be attached to repair orders quickly, according to the developer.

    PartDirector lets fleets quickly find, maintain and track part and warranty information. It support cross-referencing, can analyze parts usage and turn cycles, and reconciles the general ledger with actual inventory. It also supports online ordering from multiple suppliers and bar coding.

    For more information, go to www.karmak.com.

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    Jim Mele

    Jim Mele is a former longtime editor-in-chief of FleetOwner. He joined the magazine in 1986 and served as chief editor from 1999 to 2017. 

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