distrib-u-tec

distrib-u-tec's pricing structure is designed to reflect the high-value, specialized nature of food distribution ERP systems. Rather than a simplified 'one-size-fits-all' monthly subscription, the product follows a more traditional enterprise licensing model. This typically involves an initial software license fee determined by the number of concurrent users and the specific modules required (e.g., standard accounting vs. advanced warehouse management with mobile capabilities). To ensure the software remains current with evolving food safety regulations and tax laws, InterSect Business Systems offers a comprehensive Annual Support and Upgrade Plan. This plan is highly regarded by their long-term customer base as it provides not just technical troubleshooting, but also routine feature enhancements, Canadian payroll updates (including tax and T4 forms), and proactive data integrity coaching. Implementation and training are priced separately as professional services, ensuring that the rollout is managed by experts who understand the nuances of the food distribution workflow. By not publishing flat rates, the company maintains the flexibility to offer cost-effective solutions for smaller regional distributors while scaling the costs appropriately for larger, multi-location enterprises with complex EDI and high-volume transaction requirements.