5 Reasons to Stop by Azox Booth at Convergence

We are sure a lot of you are preparing for Convergence this April, 24-27. Azox has been sponsoring since 2002 and is proud to be a bronze sponsor alongside Trinity. We would like to explain the top 5 reasons you should stop by our booth if you plan to attend.

  1. See a demo of our latest product eSource II in action, a web-based E-Commerce platform with unlimited possibilities. Gain more control over the design and branding of your website with features like skinning and drag-and-drop webparts.
  2. Celebrate with us and enjoy live entertainment at Rock-N-Rave hosted at the Opera Atlanta Club. There will be free drinks, live DJs, and dancing. Stop by our booth to find out more about the premier Convergence party.
  3. Learn how Azox can help you become PCI Compliant as the July deadline approaches. These compliance standards will apply to all merchants, regardless of size or number of transactions, that accepts, transmits or stores any cardholder data.
  4. Find out what special promos and incentives we have to offer to our Partners and Customers
  5. Chat with the Azox team and view data sheets and case studies of how our solutions have helped companies in all sectors improve their business process.

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