Glasstec 2012... Smart-Builder will be there! Will you?

Date: 26 June 2012
Source: www.smart-builder.com

Date: 26 June 2012

Smart-Builder is returning to Glasstec with the latest version of their award-winning software, which makes it easier to sell glass and glass related products.

The software also designs and estimates showers, shopfronts, splashbacks, partitions and balustrades. These designs are added to quotes, with attention-grabbing 3D, alongside glass, double glazing, mirrors and other merchandise. Have you been thinking about using software to look more professional, save time or increase sales? Perhaps you want to design showers in under a minute? If so, then come and see Smart-Builder at hall 10, stand A67. For more information about Smart-Builder Software, email info@smart-builder or to speak to our German reseller, Joachim Fischinger, please call +49(0)7404-914-440

Smart-Builder is returning to Glasstec with the latest version of their award-winning software, which makes it easier to sell glass and glass related products. The software also designs and estimates showers, shopfronts, splashbacks, partitions and balustrades.

These designs are added to quotes, with attention-grabbing 3D, alongside glass, double glazing, mirrors and other merchandise.

Have you been thinking about using software to look more professional, save time or increase sales? Perhaps you want to design showers in under a minute? If so, then come and see Smart-Builder at hall 10, stand A67.

For more information about Smart-Builder Software, email info@smart-builder or to speak to our German reseller, Joachim Fischinger, please call +49(0)7404-914-440



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