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Revision as of 21:49, 9 April 2013
Welcome to the High 5 Software Wiki. This wiki provides documentation for Service Management Enterprise (SME) and for SME add-on products such as TechPortal for SME and CustomerPortal for SME.
NOTICE: High 5 Software is no longer supporting Internet Explorer (IE) from Microsoft for Tech Portal, Customer Portal and Subcontractor Portal. Please use FireFox, Chrome, Safari, or browsers on smartphones or tablets. We regret that Microsoft continues to make their browser non-standard and currently does not properly support some standard technologies we use in the portals. Since FireFox and Chrome are available as free downloads, we are not going to fight IE and waste valuable development resources. We are a Microsoft Silver Partner and like Microsoft's other technologies and rely on Microsoft Server and SQL Server, however, IE is junk.
High 5 Software is now offering Hosting for QuickBooks and SME, ask your salesperson
High 5 Software provides service management software solutions for field service companies in a variety of industries. Focusing on companies that need to manage work orders, technicians, inventory, and customer equipment tracking. Industries such as telecom/interconnect installers, security, Information Technology (IT), Fire & Safety, Fitness repair, HVAC, Electrical contractors, and many more rely on SME for daily business operations.
