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By John Oates
Published: 6 December 1999 16:46 GMT
Future Three is testing its Vendor Net software which will allow automotive suppliers to manage inventory over the Web.
The software will go out to 500 sites using AutoRelease. It will be ready for full release 'in the second quarter of next year' according to a company statement.
It enables suppliers to create electronic forms online for orders and suppliers. Subsequent versions will be compatible with other kinds of customer order systems.
The service is free to users.
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