Financials, discrete manufacturing, inventoryįast-growing businesses in the international market, In recent years, Pronto has started to break out of theĬompeting with tier-one vendors [e.g., Oracle andĪustralasian sector, and is now chasing aggressively after Of Pronto’s main competitors however, in some situations, Pronto’s software is also capable of Lawson, Microsoft, Infor, and Epicor are some “The challenge for any ERP developer is to stay current without disenfranchising your “We’ve also been very diligent in not getting diverted from How PRONTO -Xi Measures Up to Competitors From TEC’s recent Product Certification Report for Pronto-Xi It includes business functionality that covers accounting, sales orders and purchase orders, customer relationship management (CRM), warehouse management, electronic data interchange (EDI), retail point-of-sale (POS), facilities management, manufacturing resource planning (MRP), and supply chain management (SCM), along with a business intelligence (BI) analytics tool. “We were writing custom software over and over again,” says Terry, “so we decided to build the framework that’s still in place today.” “Since then, Pronto’s ERP application gradually evolved to a fully integrated enterprise management software solution, providing a full range of modules for accounting, distribution, manufacturing, service, contracting, and other industry applications.” Renamed PRONTO-Xi in 2002, it is currently positioned as a solution that is designed to help companies maintain visibility over the extended enterprise and manage the entire supply chain. Pronto’s flagship ERP product, PRONTO-Xi, first saw the light of day in 1989 as PRONTO EMS.

In 1999, Sausage Software acquired Prometheus Software, and in 2001, when the dot-com bubble burst, the management of Pronto organized a community buyout of the enterprise resource planning (ERP) division, resulting in the Pronto Software we see today. The origins of Pronto Software trace back to 1976, when its precursor Prometheus Software was founded. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Terry Leister, Pronto Software’s vice president of North American operations, for a discussion about the Australian vendor’s philosophy and goals. TEC Spotlight Report: Pronto Software by David Clark

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