AFFLINK launches Phase Two . . and its free

AFFLINK’s ELEVATE process is a no-cost, customer-centric knowledge portal that helps businesses monitor and manage their supply chain spending in under 20 minutes.

The award-winning program is considered one of the “Top 100 Supply Chain Projects for 2015.”

Now AFFLINK has taken ELEVATE to a new level with Phase 2. This free upgrade includes carefully considered enhancements such as superior video quality, additional products and features, improved user experience and functionality, an email-able Impact Report, and marketing customization for their distributors.

For more information, visit http://www.elevateprocess.com or call toll-free: 800-222-5521

October 6, 2015

Topic Area: Press Release

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