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TOLERANT Software
GmbH & Co. KG
Büchsenstr. 26
70174 Stuttgart, Germany
Phone: +49 711 400 4250
Fax number: +49 711 400 425 01
info@tolerant-software.de
www.tolerant-software.de
Order must be
TOLERANT productsThat an address should be complete and deliverable is clear to anyone who wants to get their advertising to the consumer. But in addition to deliverability, a standardised address is essential to correctly sort and evaluate customers in sales processes.
Main roads and byways
Things to knowNot all addresses in Germany follow the simple knitting pattern of street, house number, postcode and town. Probably the best-known deviation is the Mannheim squares, which »TOLERANT Post« masters smoothly, of course.
CRM-Expo 2013 Stuttgart
NewsUnder the motto “You collect. We clean.” we exhibited at the trade fair CRM-Expo 2013. Many interesting encounters and conversations made the trade fair a success for us.
Clean data for Salesforce.com
Press releasesStuttgart-based software provider TOLERANT Software and Frankfurt-based cloud computing service provider Onlvation are working together to ensure data quality in Salesforce.com’s CRM system using high-quality software. The TOLERANT products are qualified and very proven tools for optimizing customer data and can be easily integrated into existing processes thanks to simple configuration.
»Back to sender«
Press releasesEvery year, around 4.8 million households in Germany move. With an average household size of 1.75 persons, this corresponds to more than 8.4 million people with a new address. And the trend is increasing; because with the course of globalisation, the labour market demands more flexibility and mobility from all of us.
SEPA – no problem with the right tools
Press releasesWith the advance of globalisation, methods of communication and transactions are increasingly being raised to an international level. »Single Euro Payments Area« is the full name of an initiative of the European Union to standardise cross-border payment transactions. On 1 February 2014, the familiar combination of account number and bank sort code is to be replaced in Germany for national and international transactions by a 22-digit IBAN number, which contains all the information required for the payment. In the transitional phase, this number will be accompanied by the so-called »Business Identifier Code« (BIC) until February 2014 for domestic transfers and until February 2016 for foreign transfers.