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For the 10th Time, SofterWare Appears on the Inc. 5000 with Three-Year Revenue Growth of 67 Percent

FORT WASHINGTON, PA, – Inc. magazine has recognized SofterWare Inc.’s 67% three-year sales growth as part of its 37th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. SofterWare provides software that helps nonprofit organizations and educational institutions raise money, operate efficiently, and drive growth.

“Making the list gets harder every year as your starting base grows,” President and Editor in Chief of Inc. Media James Ledbetter says. “Of the tens of thousands of companies that have applied to the Inc. 5000 over the years, only a fraction have made the list more than once. A mere half a percent have made the list ten times. Further, companies that made the list have grown sixfold since 2014. Over a stretch when the economy grew around 11%, that’s a result most businesses can only dream of.”

SofterWare’s co-founder and CEO, Doug Schoenberg, explains the factors that contributed to the chart-topping growth: “Our team’s commitment to our clients and developing products that are effective and easy to use, and SofterWare’s commitment to hiring the best people and giving them the resources to succeed, are the reasons we’ve achieved this success. We are grateful to be recognized as a leader for ten straight years!”

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Fraser Public School District Saves Time with EZCare’s Payment Processing, TimeClock, and WebLink

Fraser Public Schools has nine sites and serves over 5,000 students by offering preschool, daycare, summer childcare center, and after school care. They strive to provide a modern and personalized learning experience for all students to excel in a continually changing world.

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Michelle Renaud has been the accounting supervisor at Fraser Public Schools for over two years. When she took the job, EZCare was already in place, but was only being used at its most basic level. “Although we had EZCare, we weren’t taking advantage of all the tools it offered,” she said. “Most of our processes were still done manually. The billing process took days, even weeks to complete. We also had trouble staying on top of who had not yet paid. When the new school year came around, it would take us three weeks to input all of the new registrations by hand, so we were unable to bill even though the kids had been in school for almost a month. We were wasting too much time on these manual processes. I figured that we had the tools at our disposal; we just needed to take advantage of…