Simplified Ordering using the DocuSense Customer Portal

January 20, 2009 at 6:20 pm Leave a comment

DocuSense Customer Portal Makes it Easy to Order Supplies!
 

One time-saving function of the Customer Portal at DocuSense is the ability to order supplies without knowing the part number of the item you need. Customers can enter an order just by looking up the device they need to supply.  Here’s how it works.
 

Once logged in to your account, click “Enter Sales Order”.  Then click “List Equipment” The DocuSense Customer portal looks at all the items you might need to purchase for the selected device and displays them on the screen along with their yield and your negotiated price.  This is valuable for a couple of reasons.  
 

First, you might not know that a higher capacity supply is available for the equipment.  If you are looking for Hewlett Packard supply items, these supply numbers typically end in “X” or “XX” and they can sometimes double the yield of the supply item while adding only a little to the cost.  Other manufacturers like Xerox and Lexmark etc have similar higher-yielding supplies and you’ll easily see the choices listed for those items as well.  Buying increased capacity supplies is a great way to save money.
 

Second, you’ll eliminate guess-work.  We’ve done all the work for you and as long as you’ve picked the right equipment or model, you can’t make a mistake in ordering the wrong item. 
 

The DocuSense Customer Portal is up and running 24/7 and it’s very easy to use.  All you need to do is click here to get a login and password or call us at 1-800-422-0080.  
 

The Customer Portal at DocuSense:  That’s Complexity Simplified!

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