"...Greenway’s interests are uncommonly diverse with 4 grain facilities, 2 with small feed stores; 1 feed mill; 5 bulk plants, 3 that handle petroleum, and 2 that handle propane; 10 convenience stores, 2 unattended fueling stations; and 3 agronomy locations. Greenway converted to Summit Software, Inc. in February 2005 from several different systems.  When asked about the decision, Special Projects Manager Mike Turvey explained that their primary goal was to have one integrated accounting system, 'We looked at several different software packages, but when I saw Summit’s system, I knew it was exactly what we needed.  No one else could handle all the industries we’re in as effectively as Summit...'" Read full story.

"...Dennis Grain began their partnership with Summit in 1992.  Prior to the partnership, Dennis Grain's report and figures were calculated by hand. When asked how Summit Ag Accounting© has helped them over the years, Linda Dennis commented, 'The main thing is that it has saved a lot of time and improved accuracy.  I run lots of reports for the guys; I can do in minutes what it used to take hours to do!'" Read full story.

"...Jackson Farmers researched several different software packages before deciding on Summit’s software because it best fulfilled their various needs and had the best integrated package. When reflecting on this decision, grain manager David Lanter explained, 'What stands out to me is the ease of accessing important information in Summit’s system and utilizing that ability to make timely decisions...'" Read full story.

"Summit recently upgraded to OpenServer 6. Summit’s Hardware/Technical Support Manager, Dick Young, began using OpenServer 6 as soon as it was made available. “We were amazed by the new improvements including increased disk space, network capabilities, and the multi-user performance improvements,” said Young. Summit is able to remotely manage more than 350 servers in 30 states running critical business applications. Furthermore, because of the reliability of OpenServer 6, Summit and its customers only need to upgrade their systems about every five years. Summit has found that other operating systems have shorter upgrade cycles, causing customers to unnecessarily spend more money on hardware and software. One Summit customer, Glenn Richards, Chief Financial Officer, Central Ohio Co-Op said, “We have stayed with SCO UNIX because it has always been reliable. With SCO OpenServer 6 and Summits Ag Accounting© software we haven’t had any problems. We are very happy with our solution; every one of our 19 locations has been able to use the system without fail.” Currently, 95 percent of Summit’s multi-user customers run on SCO." Read full story.

"Summit Software, Inc. provides the enterprise accounting system and the unattended/operator assisted scale software solutions to Lincolnland Agri-Energy LLC, an ethanol producer in Palestine, IL. Lincolnland utilizes KSI terminals with components that are controlled via Summit Software Inc.'s software to maximize the efficiency of its truck scale operations." Read full story.

"'They're close to us, only an hour away, and very responsive to our needs. Also, if we have a new direction we want to go in, they are willing to write software or interfaces'..." Read full story.

"Some distributors set up some customers on credit cards," [stated Bruce Ringrose, VP of Sales and Marketing at Summit]..."Most distributors don't like this, though, because of the high fees." Read full story.