Asyst Solutions partners with ReadSoft to deliver automated end-to-end invoice processing solution for SMEs

London, UK - 30th April 2007 - Asyst Solutions Ltd is partnering with ReadSoft to enable small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to rapidly implement and benefit from automated invoice processing.

Asyst Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Access Technology Group (which includes Access Accounting Ltd) and a leading ERP and systems integration business in the UK, will resell ReadSoft DOCUMENTS for Invoices, the most widely used software for invoices processing in the world.

Asyst Solutions will provide a complete end-to-end solution for automated invoice processing and workflow that will enable SMEs to achieve significant efficiency gains, cost savings and rapid return on investment (ROI).

Jon Jorgensen, managing director of Asyst Solutions, commented, "ReadSoft is a recognised leader in automated invoice processing. Following customer demand we evaluated a number of vendors and felt that ReadSoft offered the best solution for the SME market space. The functionality and stability of ReadSoft's solution, combined with the expertise of our professional services division, will enable our clients to benefit from a rapid implementation, with an impressive ROI - in months, not years."

Commenting further, ReadSoft's UK managing director Tony Bridgeman, said, "We are pleased to be partnering with Asyst, who really understand SMEs and their requirements. This relationship will enable us to further penetrate the SME marketplace through an extremely professional and well-established, service-led organisation."

Access has the diversity to work across almost all business sectors. Asyst has taken this diversity and coupled it with expertise and product offerings within particular vertical markets to produce and deliver solutions specifically tailored to individual market places. These verticals run alongside Asyst's generic business activity and include: not-for-profit, wholesale and distribution, financial services, print publishing and media, and government organisations.

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