Notifier @ Ness Technologies

August 14, 2025

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Ness, a global provider of information technology solutions and services and a certified SAP channel and services partner, implemented Dpro’s Notifier.

 

Ness, a global provider of information technology solutions and services and a certified SAP channel and services partner, implemented Dpro’s Notifier.

Ness integrated Dpro’s Notifier into its internally operated workforce planning system for invoices, to streamline its core business operations.

The Notifier was configured to issue real-time notifications, up-to-date information created at run-time. The responsible personnel will be automatically and on real-time alerts (by e-mail) of any failure on the application log for issuing invoices.

Notifier was selected as it creates the failure notification at run-time and is fully customized: body text, recipient list and the log itself is attached. It provides full and optimal decision support information and clarity into the system status.

Dpro’s Notifier was a perfect fit for Ness requirements for simplicity and straightforward implementation, as it totally eliminates the burden of manually dispatching the critical information. It meets all possible alerts settings by easily altering the notification conditions. Ness Technologies selection of Dpro emphasizes once again Dpro’s strong capabilities and its market position.

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