BUENA PARK, Calif. – Autologue Computer Systems is exhibiting at the PAACE Automechanika automotive trade show this week in Mexico City.

Following market testing of its ePayables, ePaperlessOffice and ePartConnection products in Northern Mexico, Autologue will be introducing the Spanish versions of these Web-based products at the largest automotive trade show in Mexico. Potential customers will see actual working versions of these programs in Spanish, and be able to begin using them immediately. These eCommerce products represent a much-needed tool for jobbers and WDs to increase employee performance, cut costs and improve CRM (Customer Relationship Management), according to Autologue.

ePayables is currently installed at several test sites in conjunction with GCommerce. The product allows jobbers and WDs to view purchase orders, advanced shipping notices and invoices online, instantly. These can then be compared showing cost and quantity exceptions much faster than the manual method. Autologue is also less than 90 days away from being approved by Hacienda, the equivalent to the IRS in the U.S., to sell digital invoicing to jobbers with customers currently using different types of EDI. This is another way jobbers and WDs can cut costs on preprinted invoice forms for their customers.

ePaperlessOffice allows all accounts receivables to be maintained online, giving their technician customers instant access to their account information. This is another way to eliminate unnecessary paperwork, as the customer can go online and reprint invoices, statements and credits.

ePartConnection has been in use in Mexico and has been very well accepted, showing huge profit potential for jobbers and WDs south of the border, according to Autologue.

Autologue currently has a presence inside Mexico with a corporate office located in Tijuana, Baja, Calif., offering Spanish-speaking customer support.

Autologue said it is proud to be showcasing its new products for the Mexican market, and looks forward to an excellent response at the show. PAACE runs July 15 through 17, and is expected to draw large crowds seeking new ways to embrace technology in the current economic slowdown. There are more than 500 exhibitors from 14 countries expected to exhibit.