Business aviation industry data provider Amstat will be demonstrating several product upgrades and developments at NBAA-BACE next month in Las Vegas. The New Jersey-based company recently upgraded its Amstat Premier flight activity reporting package to include global coverage. Bundled with its aircraft valuation tool and Statpak data charting and tabling functionality, the utility is now known as Premier+.
Amstat also upgraded its Connect service with the addition of search criteria that enables subscribers to more finely focus their sales territories in the hunt for new prospects. The latest version of the integrated Amstat for Salesforce application has also been released, allowing Salesforce users to use existing aircraft object definition to create multiple accounts, contacts, and aircraft records at one time and automatically link them.
At the show, visitors to the company’s booth (#1845) can get a preview of several new offerings including a mobile application aimed at industry sales professionals that can provide detailed market data while on the go. Amstat will also demonstrate its new total airframe time estimator, which is designed to provide key information when current, accurate airframe times are unavailable.
“We are delighted to continue innovating our services and providing our clients with cutting edge sales and efficiency-driving tools, upgrades, and applications,” explained Kit Tankhiwale, senior product innovator at Amstat, which is approaching its 40th anniversary.
Business aviation industry data provider Amstat will be demonstrating several product upgrades and developments at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. The New Jersey-based company recently upgraded its Amstat Premier flight activity reporting package to include global coverage. Bundled with its aircraft valuation tool and Statpak data charting and tabling functionality, the utility is now known as Premier+.
The company also upgraded its Connect service with the addition of search criteria which enables subscribers to more finely focus their sales territories in the hunt for new prospects. The latest version of the integrated Amstat for Salesforce application has also been released, allowing Salesforce users to use existing aircraft object definition to create multiple accounts, contacts, and aircraft records at one time and automatically link them.
At the show, visitors to the company’s booth (#1845) can get a preview of several new offerings including a mobile application aimed at industry sales professionals that can provide detailed market data while on the go. Amstat will also demonstrate its new total airframe time estimator, which is designed to provide key information when current, accurate airframe times are unavailable.
“We are delighted to continue innovating our services and providing our clients with cutting edge sales and efficiency-driving tools, upgrades, and applications,” explained Kit Tankhiwale, senior product innovator at the company which is approaching its 40th anniversary. “I never tire of actively responding to the voice of the customer and the market.”