At the Software Satisfaction Awards in 2009 Spindle Professional walked away with the award for the best Paperless Office software. As the 2010 awards open for voting Draycir is set to battle it out again with some of the industry’s top solution providers.
Last year, Spindle Professional won the award after customers cast their votes based on the solution’s ease of use, functionality, reliability and value for money. This year, end user voting will help decide the final result again.
Success at the Software Satisfaction Awards is based on genuine feedback of purchasers and end users of business software, as well as a judged application, and the awards are considered to be an invaluable guide for businesses looking to buy the very best software systems. Over 8,000 respondents took part in last year’s survey and voting for the 2010 Awards has already begun.
Voting closes on 14 July and the shortlisted finalists will be announced on the 21 July with winners confirmed on Thursday 7 October 2010 during the Awards ceremony at The Grand Connaught Rooms in London.
Richard Reaveley from Draycir, said: “Receiving the level of support we did from our customers last year was a real boost to everyone at Draycir. That’s why we have continued to develop Spindle Professional and why we are keen to show that it is still the best paperless office solution out there.”
Spindle Professional is paperless office software that enables businesses to save thousands of pounds in reduced postal costs. The software links with many business applications and accountancy systems, including Sage and Microsoft to enable documents to be automatically emailed, faxed, printed and archived.
The Software Satisfaction Awards were established in 2006 to reward high standards from software providers serving UK businesses.
Based on the views of genuine end-users of business software applications, as well as a judged application, the Software Satisfaction Awards act as a valuable guide to any business taking the decision to purchase new software applications. Participants voting in the Awards survey are asked to rate their business software products on four key attributes: ease of use; functionality; reliability; and value for money.
The Awards ceremony will take place on 7 October 2010 at The Grand Connaught Rooms in London.