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   Simplify even the most complex accounting software evaluation tasks, and make the most accurate software selection decisions, using the quantitative tools described below.

The Master RFP Tool Kit - A comprehensive, fully integrated software toolset for preparing custom electronic User Requirements Surveys, Requests for Quotation (RFQ), Requests for Information (RFI), and Requests for Proposal (RFP), each with full input validation and online help. Masters RFP provides complete functionality for distributing RFx's via email or the Web, and receiving vendor responses electronically. Also, a complete set of tools for evaluating and comparing vendor responses at both the procedural and financial levels is provided as described below. All comparisons may be made at the detail level or in 3-D Bar Chart form. Master RFP tool kit provides:

• Detailed, Pre-Loaded RFP Questions: Save time! Master RFP includes pre-configured accounting software related questions enabling you to easily build your next RFQ, RFI, or RFP. Just select those you want to use (Details Here)

• Feature Support Matrix: clearly illustrates how well a proposed accounting software system matches each of your requirements, and just how each required function will be delivered. Cross references functional requirements back to specific costs, helping to ensure smooth accounting software implementation using Earned Value Analysis. (Details Here)

• Fully Customizable Database: Master RFP enables you to quickly and easily create custom RFx questions to suit your needs. In addition, you specify the list of possible answers vendors must use. This provides maximum flexibility and ensures apples-to-apples response comparisons can be made. (Details Here)

• Proposal Suitability Analysis: determines how well an accounting software proposal matches your organization's procedural needs at the functional and system levels, based on a detailed, customizable Weighted Grade Point Scoring system for each RFx question. Provides the best quantitative data for a sound software selection decision. (Details Here)

• What-If Analysis: calculate how adaptable a proposed accounting software system will be to changing business environments encountered in the future.

• Side-by-Side Software Feature Comparison: an apple-to-apples comparison of competing responses feature by feature is assured by Master RFP vendor input validation! (Details Here)

• Multiple Importance Levels: Ensure the software system with the least risk is selected. Accurately identifies which accounting software provides the most "must have" and "nice to have" features important to your organization at the LEAST risk.