ACCEO and Sonepar Canada Partner to Provide Line Estimation Software for Electricians and Building Services Contractors

ACCEO and Sonepar Canada

 

August 22, 2017

ACCEO Solutions Inc. (ACCEO) and Sonepar Canada, are partnering to better serve electricians and builders across Canada. The integration of Sonepar Canada member company products into the ACCEO Estimation software (formerly Expert Estimator) comprises significant benefits for contractors.

ACCEO Estimation leverages a powerful database of products and prices sourced through ACCEO’s partner distributors. For more than 20 years, the software has assisted Canadian entrepreneurs in producing bids based on estimates that are aligned with real market prices.

“I am proud of this new partnership with Sonepar Canada because it improves ACCEO Estimation’s product catalogue, but particularly because the synergy that forms the basis of this alliance, reinforces our positions as leaders in the construction industry and benefits electrical contractors across the country,” said Gilles Létourneau, President and CEO of ACCEO.

ACCEO Estimation is integrated into the ACOMBA accounting suite and the Advantage construction suite, also by ACCEO. This new inventory of electrical products will complement the existing catalogues in the area of building services. ACCEO Estimation also includes ACCEO Plan Expert, an accurate PDF plan measurement tool that enables contractors to produce bids without the need to print plans.

Source: ACCEO Solutions inc

http://acceo.com/

http://www.soneparcanada.com/

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