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HBS Systems Integrates With Record360
HBS Systems, a provider of web-based equipment dealership management solutions, is partnering with Record360, a digital inspection software that leverages photos and videos to record the condition of physical assets.
This integration will provide dealers utilizing HBS Systems’ NetView ECO equipment dealership management solution with high-quality photo and video inspections to capture equipment’s actual condition from a mobile device. This partnership with Record360 will help dealers speed up the inspection process and reduce damage disputes.
The planned integration will focus on rental and service. And will give users the ability to submit inspection reports via mobile device; take high-quality photos and videos to document the equipment’s condition, and automatically upload inspections to the HBS Systems rental and service applications. This integration will also allow users to capture digital signatures, keep a historical inspection record, and help identify damage trends.
“We are always looking for ways to provide cost savings for our valued customers that partner with us for the life of their business,” says Chad Stone, president and CEO, HBS Systems. “We are proud to integrate with Record360 to provide equipment dealers with the leading tool to manage their assets. Our team is constantly working to provide an open API to easily bring innovative partners into the HBS Systems NetView ECO software ecosystem.”
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