An application that offers you WYSIWYG forms.
| Version | 9.03.0 |
| Updated | Jul 23rd 2009 |
| Developer |
New Image Software
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| User Rating |
928
3.3
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| Original File Size | 55.1 MB |
| Downloads | 7673 |
| Systems | Windows Vista, Windows 2003 |
| Category | Others |
WDI FX Pest Control, includes NPMA-33 and state forms. The industry's most user friendly pest control software. WDI FX is designed for General Pest Services, Animal Control plus Wood Destroying Insect and Organism Inspections.
All forms appear in WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) format making it easier to input data since you are seeing what your customer will see when a document is printed. With WDI FX Pest Control Management you can dispatch appointments electronically to sales and field personnel with our revolutionary FX Connect synchronization service.
Field users can capture customer signatures on contracts or bids and email completed service tickets, inspection reports and graphs with the click of a button. Need a paper copy?
Print documents in full color on a portable printer. WDI FX will save enough in printing, labor and fuel to more than pay for itself in a few short months! WDI FX includes an unlimited supply of Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Reports with Graphs, WDO Addendum, and photo manager.
NPMA-33 and state mandated forms are included (see list below). WDI FX eliminates paper form costs, reduces labor, speeds turn around time and increases your professional image. You can even add your electronic signature to reports without printing.
WDI FX allows users to store graphs created with Signature Scene Graph Drawing software or your preferred graph drawing program (like Windows built in Paint program). Create pdfs with included PDF-Factory.
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