Y Tuong Viet – Bringing the Quality Software Products and Adequate Services for Customers
Jun 14, 2021
Y Tuong Viet tells about its company, software and quality services.
June 13, 2021 / / —
Y Tuong Viet is proud to be the first and most trusted brand in Vietnam with expertise in research and innovation in gold business management. Through products, the company brings to customers trust, efficiency, and prestige. It always understands the desire of consumers to help them find the effectiveness of implementing information technology in their asset management. The company has asset management solutions for businesses in silver, gold, and gems with these typical products such as management software, jewellery stamps and equipment for the gold shop. With over 15 years of experience in the field, the company has a mission to transform and boost the quality of traditional silver, gold, and gemstone business services of Vietnamese enterprises with up-to-date but friendly software applications for the user. The company’s vision is to be the top brand in Vietnam in gold business management. The company’s products in its collection are inspired by reality, considering every detail with the most advanced and latest technology. Since then, the company has built reputation and trust in customers’ hearts, following its success in implementing information technology to their asset management.
With technology 4.0 development, the business as a rule and the gold industry has explicitly gotten extremely convenient support from making products and quite portable gold trading software systems. Gold entrepreneurs don't have to have a headache considering keeping up a gold shop with an exceedingly great value and preventing losses. Because now there is a and advanced gold business management software. The management software system is a great assistant for gold businesses. The software is installed with a simple language that is understandable, easy to manipulate, and can be easily used through different devices, including laptops, computers, and phones. Consequently, this offers flexibility in remote management. Another benefit of this is it generates invoices, gold quantity information, order information, and customer information accurately and clearly to prevent loss. It also ensures accurate declaration and statistics of gold jewellery products, exact statistics of vouchers to make it easy for business owners to review the overview. And a lot more.
Besides the software, Y Tuong Viet also has jewellery stamps to offer. They are utilized to print information about weight, information about price, and jewellery code. It provides printed product prices, but it focuses on jewellery stamps primarily focus on giving jewellery information. Based on this information, jewellery stamps both bring value to the jewellery and enhance the prestige of the address offering those products.
For more information, click at https://www.ytuongviet.vn/
About the Company: Y Tuong Viet is the leading company providing quality products and services such as Management software, jewellery stamps and equipment for the gold shop. Through products, the company tries to resolve the difficulties that customers' face and develop reputation and trust for the brand; Thereby assisting Vietnamese businesses to understand the significance of applying technology solutions in asset management as well as traditional business.
Contact Information
Organization: Y TUONG VIET SOFTWARE COMPANY LIMITED
Hotline: +84 918.732.730
Phone 1: (028) 392.392.24
Phone 2: (028) 392 392.44
Contact Detail
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/phanmemquanlyvang.ytv.vn
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ytuongviet1
Contact Info:
Name: Do Thuy Bich Phuong
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Organization: Y TUONG VIET SOFTWARE COMPANY LIMITED
Address: No. 9 Nhieu Tam, Ward 5, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City
Phone: +84 918.732.730
Website: https://www.ytuongviet.vn/
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