Set up Mainstreet Computers' Glas-Avenue integration with GLAXIS/LYNX for EDI invoicing and electronic work-assignment receipt in an auto glass shop.

Steps

1. Confirm you are configuring Mainstreet Computers' Glas-Avenue POS specifically — not GTS Services' GlasPacLX, a separate, competing shop-management product; the two vendors' setup steps and support are not interchangeable.
2. Enable the EDI/GLAXIS module documented in Mainstreet's own Glas-Avenue tutorials to connect the shop to GLAXIS, the auto-glass technology unit that links shops to insurers and TPAs.
3. Use the GLAXIS connection to receive LYNX Services work assignments and process LYNX part authorizations electronically inside Glas-Avenue instead of by phone.
4. Confirm EDI invoices submit through the same GLAXIS channel; Mainstreet's GLAXIS partnership is documented as reducing EDI rejections and eliminating manual re-keying of dispatch/invoice data.
5. If relevant to your shop, follow up on parts-ordering availability with PPG Auto Glass and Old Dominion Glass, which Mainstreet's GLAXIS partnership extended to Glas-Avenue customers.
6. For integration options beyond GLAXIS/LYNX EDI (e.g., a documented public REST/API for custom third-party apps), contact Mainstreet Computers support directly — Mainstreet does not publish a general developer-API reference for Glas-Avenue.