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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ratio411, post: 1118763, member: 26729&quot;]Those are great points.</p><p>We buy service parts for a small fleet of vehicles at one auto parts chain. We try to keep purchases at one location of this national chain because each location, while using a very high tech system that can communicate among themselves on a &#039;surface&#039; level of info, they cannot access each location&#039;s accounts and fine details. So, we have multiple accounts with this one company that do not interchange. We have accounts at different locations that by necessity we have shopped at in the past, as well as the one locale we try hard to keep as our only provider for this one company. THEN, due to employee error, we have THREE accounts at the one location.</p><p>Due to ever changing employees on their end, and admittedly more than one of our employees running errands to the store, the account has been duplicated. (3 times in almost 10 years isn&#039;t too bad)</p><p>Even before the 600 rule, accounting has been adversely affected on just this one sample account for one small business.</p><p>Think of all the other accounts we have, and everyone else has, and room for data input error, mutiplied by all the larger companies throughout the nation, and this is just a &#039;monkey making it with a football&#039; situation, so to speak.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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