HBS Systems NetView ECO Gains BRP Certification

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HBS Systems NetView ECO Gains BRP Certification

Powersports manufacturer BRP has selected HBS Systems, a provider of web-based equipment dealership management solutions and rental software, as a certified dealership management system. Once completed, the integration of NetView ECO will grant BRP dealer’s real-time access to a full suite of integrated API functions available from BRP through the NetView software.

“Our goal is to help our customers use technology that works seamlessly in conjunction with BRP’s powersports vehicles, propulsion systems and boat products and their integration initiatives,” says Chad Stone, President & CEO of HBS Systems.

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