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Auto Body Management Software really does require integrated accounting with solid jobcosting. Body Shop Management Software without integrated accounting, like most of the systems out there, are so much more diffcult to use and are less accurate. Combined Computer Technology at www.softwarehero.com really does deliver a powerful and easy to operate piece of software. You can also find Auto Body Management Software at www.stuartmccoll.com . I've noticed there are all kinds of software out there, almost none that provide integrated accounting, and these guys selling the stuff tell you "It's not important" when the truth is they should be saying "I'm not good at bookeeping so our software just bridges out to Quickbooks". Pretty lame if you think about it. Bottom line is they create software for your shop that is good for them and their profitability, but not good for the body shop owner. And in the final insult to you the shop owner, they put some ridculous prices on their inferior software systems and tell you stuff like "Yes, this is definately worth $10,000".

CCT has been at it for over 15 years now. So they must have been doing something right. The software has been covered in the news recently as well, and here's a link to that.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/1/prweb500716.htm

That's the way I see it. Body Shop Owners deserve the very best software at best possible price.

Stuart McColl
Owner / Programmer / Softwarehero