Enterprise software / ERP / Beispielprojekt
Merchandise management rethought – individual, efficient and networked
Combine items, inventory and orders in a web-based application. This example shows how individual merchandise management can support related processes.
01 / Initial situation
When processes need more overview.
When item data is in tables, orders are in email inboxes, and inventory levels are in separate systems, there is often no common overview. Different data levels make purchasing, sales and scheduling difficult.
02 / The solution in the concept
Individually thought out. Clearly connected.
The concept of an individual, web-based merchandise management system connects items, warehouses, customers and suppliers in a common database. Coordinated views accompany the path from ordering to order entry. Interfaces can incorporate existing systems; Roles and rights determine access.
03 / Functional scope
What this application could do.
- Item and master data management Inventory management and inventory monitoring Ordering and supplier management Customer management and order entry Sales statistics and evaluations User and rights management
04 / Exemplary added value
A basis for better processes.
A common database can reduce duplicate maintenance and create traceable processes. Purchasing and sales receive the information they need. Which interfaces and automations make sense are clarified based on the actual processes.
Your processes. Your application.
What task should your software solve?
We talk about your processes, existing systems and the people who work with them. From this we develop the appropriate approach together.