This long-anticipated sequel to the order acceptance software ushers in new, more intuitive user-interface, in addition to login & password management, BPO task-management tools, advanced networking functionality, increased speed, and enhanced memory utilization to reduce system load & allow higher overall responsiveness.

The A3 is the result of 6 months of intensive feedback from hundreds of active agents, and combines an array of innovative new features with a series of breakthroughs in speed, stability, and resource utilization to take appraisal order-acceptance to a whole new level.

While the most obvious change in the popular order acceptance software comes in the form of a new, more intuitive user-interface, the software benefits from a larger number of major technological advances, including:

1. Login & password management that stores & validates user account information to assist in managing order-acceptance campaigns for the enterprise, along with immediate notication when an account passwords expire.

2. BPO task-management tools that provide On-Demand access to BPO Automation's entire collection of automated order-acceptance scripts for the nation's leading BPO companies.

3. Advanced networking functionality, which includes a breakthrough in bandwidth utilization to reduce network load for clients as well as making the software a "BPO Company Friendly" solution.

4. Increased speed, utilizing new enhancements in the software architecture that put the Auto-Accepter 2.0 at the theoretical limit of responsiveness to incoming BPO orders.

5. Enhanced memory utilization to reduce system load & allow higher overall responsiveness, combined with improvements in task-scheduling to allow the software to simultaneously check larger volumes of active agent accounts.

The pre-release software in the development video is shown running in visible task mode, which provides viewers with visible evidence of the speed & stability of the new system as it rapidly scans test-accounts in the BPOA test environment for BPO orders to accept.

Scheduled for release in December 2009, the software will allow BPO agents to capture larger volumes of orders in an increasing competitive marketplace, as well as broadening agent's scope in capturing orders from a wider array of top national providers.