Ninety-six percent of federal contracting companies use a Deltek® product to support their financial management and accounting requirements. 
    In fact, PSS is proud to be a Deltek Partner. But with so many of your competitors using Deltek, where is your advantage? How can you maximize

    your CostPoint investment?

   DataCall works in conjunction with Deltek CostPoint® (including all optional modules) to provide reports at user-defined levels of granularity. 
   It gives you an unprecedented degree of visibility into your operations at every management level – from an individual salesperson or project

   manager to your Chief Executive Officer.

   Whereas CostPoint is a financial system, DataCall is an Executive Information System (EIS). It re-assembles CostPoint data at whatever 
   organizational or functional level you specify. Importantly, this data can be “rolled up” to higher levels, or “drilled down” to lower levels,

   providing you reports with as much or as little detail as your needs demand.

   DataCall’s web-enabled software distributes up to 120 customizable reports in real time, enabling your employees do their jobs smarter, faster, 
   and with greater accuracy. DataCall helps you spot opportunities more quickly, and alert you to potential problems before they have an impact on

   revenue or customer satisfaction.

   Using DataCall, you get the right data, to the right person, at the right time, and in the right format to enable everyone in your organization to better
   understand and manage their responsibilities. There is no better recipe for success.

   DataCall was developed by Scott Goss, CEO of PSS, to expand CostPoint’s functionality. Mr. Goss’s 20+ years of experience with CostPoint,
   starting with its Beta release and including more than 80 implementations, made him an expert on how to enhance its robust capabilities to deliver

   more value to its customers. DataCall is the result of his CostPoint expertise, his knowledge of functional business applications, and his experience

   developing and implementing enterprise-wide business rules. As a businessman, Mr. Goss knew what he needed to out-perform his competitors,

   and developed DataCall to meet that need.