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Trailer Wizards Saved 3-5 Minutes Per Invoice with AP Automation

Industry
Freight & Logistics Services

Company Size
SMB

Accounting Software
Series IV

Trailer Wizards (TIP) is Canada’s largest trailer rental company with over 31,000 trailers coast to coast and over 500 employees. The company was founded in 1968 and has spent the last five decades expanding its footprint across North America.

Being such a widespread organization, TIP experienced difficulty with approving and tracking invoices that were being filed and distributed nationwide. Looking to provide customers and suppliers with a more efficient accounts payable (AP) system and ensuring satisfaction across all business components, TIP sought out Beanworks to revolutionize its AP services.

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