ExportNet

ExportNet is a great tool for anyone running a business. We all know how tiring it can be to keep track of tons of information. Sure, you can keep important papers in a filing cabinet, but let’s be honest—space runs out fast, and things get messy quick!

Why Use ExportNet?

If you want to manage your business easily, specialized software like ExportNet is the way to go. This software helps you get good results without drowning in paper.

What You Need

Before using ExportNet, you’ll need to install Microsoft Access. It’s essential for making everything run smoothly.

User Experience

The layout of ExportNet is pretty straightforward, but having some advanced PC and management skills will help you make the most out of it. Since it's integrated within MS Access, there aren’t any separate user guides. Most functions are easy to spot, but you'll see a lot of technical info when diving in.

Features and Limitations

This app doesn’t have drag-and-drop support, and some keyboard shortcuts may not work as expected (for example, CTRL + A saves the document instead of selecting all).

You can edit details about your company like the code, name, division, main language, contact info, and bank account details. Plus, you can add loads of information about customers or suppliers and customize entries in many ways—this makes ExportNet quite handy for managing complex data.

Managing Workflows

You can adjust workflow parameters like products and costing. Changes you make are saved to the central database for later access. Just remember: before adding costs for an item in the Products section, you need to add that item first since editing on-the-go isn’t supported.

Documentation and Security

This tool also gives you a documentation filing database with multiple department entries so that you don’t have to fill out this info every time. Plus, it allows you to back up sensitive data so you can restore it when needed.

The Bottom Line

In short, if you're looking for a solid business management tool and have some skills under your belt, ExportNet could be just what you need!