Playing to Win with an ERP System
Demonstrable - You either have it or you don’t!
- A huge EDI order for your number one domestic product is received, filled, and invoiced in an Australian foreign market.
- Forecasted demand is reduced. Finished goods are pulled from stock, packed, and consolidated with other products for shipment to your international foreign warehouse in China. The package is scanned as it leaves the warehouse with freight documentation in Chinese. Replacement stock is manufactured the next day. The package is scanned as it reaches your foreign warehouse, consolidated with other packages for this customer, and drop shipped to the foreign customer with the correct customs declaration and foreign currency invoice. The customer receives the package. The month end closes that evening. All financial process flows and accounting transaction bookings occur across 3 legal entities, in two languages, and 3 currencies without any manual intervention.