Anyone using them and care to comment on your experience?Īny feedback on your distributor experiences would be appreciated.ĮDIT: Glad to see i'm not the only one who's head is spinning with this stuff.LawToolBox court deadlines for Outlook seamlessly synchronizes LawToolBox deadlines into Outlook in the format that each users prefers (e.g. I've seen others mention Tech Data, Synnex and D&H. So i'm looking to start building credit in these programs as I order their products.įrom everything I've read, Ingram is #1 when it comes to the cloud stuff, but seems to be hit or miss as far as ordering physical products. We are set up with Lenovo and Dell as authorized Resellers, and also just joined the Microsoft CSP program to start reselling Office 365 (We are currently a Google Apps shop). (we've been very lucky with this so far, but as we scale up, I want to make this more streamlined). I'd like to start building a relationship with a distributor, mainly to make things easier if we have a problem and need to RMA. (although I'd love to get into higher volume). You can't easily browse for something general like "14 inch laptops".Ĭurrently we resell Lenovo laptops and desktops that I buy from Newegg/Amazon, Most of our orders are for 1-5 computers, and maybe a server, switch and NAS here and there. Searching on these sites is also pretty difficult, unless you know the EXACT model number you're looking for. (go to order something, only to find out its out of stock). Their websites were also pretty awful as far as ordering goes. In the past, I've signed up with Ingram and Tech data, but both had much higher prices, and longer shipping times than i could get vs buying through Amazon or Newegg. Currently we use a mix of Newegg, Tigerdirect, Provantage and Amazon to buy our parts (mostly Amazon and Newegg). We're a smaller MSP that's looking to get our ordering some what standardized as we're starting to grow.
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