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Calyx Software to Offer Free Online Training

Jan 11, 2011

Calyx Software has announced that all online training through the company is now offered at no charge to customers. The company hopes that more users will take advantage of Calyx’s frequent classes to help them become more familiar with the many features and benefits of their software. Users will have unlimited access to classes on a first-come, first-served basis. Calyx Software’s online schedule includes many classes that will help users become more efficient by teaching them how to navigate the software with basic functionality and use many of the convenience compliance and processing features. The classes are taught by experienced industry consultants with deep and thorough understanding of the software and how it can be used in daily operations. “We have found that so many of our customers are not using the software to their advantage,” said Jody Collup, director of marketing for Calyx Software. “Free training classes enable us to increase their awareness of the remarkable functionality of the software, which makes them more efficient as they find it easier to use.” Regular titles include “Getting Started in Point,” “Fees Worksheet,” “Building Templates,” and “Marketing and Custom Forms.” For popular or specialized topics, classes will be added as necessary to meet the demand. “We appreciate the loyalty of our customers,” said Collup. “Increasing our service level with free training increases our value to them and allows them to do the same for their clients.” For a complete course listing and to register, click here. For more information, visit www.calyxsoftware.com.  
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