Connections

Dimasys

Dimasys is an advanced ERP solution developed by Infomat, a Belgian software company specializing in business software for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Integration with Dimasys keeps the product range up to date in Pimmix. Instead of a one-time data enrichment, a continuous data flow is used to make the most of this dynamic exchange of information. Pimmix then offers the flexibility to further edit or overwrite this data where needed. Thanks to multi-source technology, both the automated data flow and manual adjustments are retained. Users can easily switch between these options for individual items, ensuring maximum control and flexibility.

About Dimasys

Dimasys is an advanced ERP solution developed by Infomat, specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This software integrates various business processes, including finance, inventory management, purchasing, sales, production and distribution, enabling organizations to streamline and manage their operations more efficiently.

 

One of Dimasys's core features is financial management, which helps businesses manage accounting transactions, prepare financial statements and manage budgets. In addition, its inventory management module enables businesses to track stock levels, manage orders and optimize logistics processes.

The Pimmix integration

Whether you work with webshops, catalogs or supplier data, this integration ensures that everything works together seamlessly. Thanks to this integration, product data, prices and stock information are automatically exchanged between Pimmix and Dimasys. No more duplicate entry, no errors from manual updates,  just one central source of truth for all your product information.

 

Arjen from Dimasys explains

''While Dimasys ERP forms the backbone of your organization, Pimmix is the system that centrally manages all your enriched product information. Together with Intermix, we connect these worlds for maximum efficiency. Pimmix integrates seamlessly with Dimasys and the Dimashop. No isolated systems, but one integrated whole.’’