| 1980 |
1983 |
1985 |
1996 |
| Carolina Coupon Clearing (CCC) formed to manage coupon clearing for retailers and distributors. |
Carolina Manufacturer's Services (CMS) formed to serve manufacturers as an agent and advocate in the coupon redemption process. |
Carolina Reclamation Services (CRS) begins offering software for the reverse logistics activities of retailers and distributors. |
Carolina Reclamation Services acquires National Distribution Services and is renamed Carolina Logistics Services. The new company offers complete reverse logistics outsourcing solution that includes physical handling as well as tracking and accounting software. |
| 1998 |
1999 |
2000 |
2002 |
| Inmar Technology Solutions begins providing technology consulting services to external clients. |
Inmar Technology Solutions acquires Stratapult, a web design firm. Carolina Services introduces PRISM, a pharmacy receivables management service. |
Inmar Technology Solutions acquires Vista Research, a provider of remote systems management services. Carolina Coupon Clearing renamed Carolina Services. |
Inmar Technology Solutions renamed Stratapult. |
| 2003 |
2005 |
2007 |
2009 |
| Carolina Logistics Services acquires Med-Turn, a provider of pharmaceutical reverse distribution management services. Carolina Manufacturer's Services began to market itself as CMS. |
Carolina Logistics Services acquires the Consumer Products Division of the former Universal Solutions International, Inc. (USI), a leading provider of reverse logistics and supply chain analysis services to manufacturers and distributors. Carolina Logistics Services acquires USF Processors, a provider of reverse logistics solutions to healthcare and consumer goods retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers. Inmar acquires VSI Targeting, which focuses on assisting marketers to optimize coupon promotion offers, particularly Free-standing Sunday Inserts (FSIs). |
Inmar partners with New Mountain Capital, a private and public equity management firm. |
Inmar announces branding initiative bringing all of its companies under the Inmar name. |
