Web-based Warehousing

Spend more time on customer relationships through Web-based Warehousing, and less time on paperwork and inventory issues.

Web-based Warehousing Benefits

• Increased customer service
• Increased sales
• Reduced administration time
• Reduced write-downs/ write-offs
• Reduced overtime
• Reduced overlap of tasks
• Tighter relationships with customers and suppliers
• Customer self service means less email, phones and faxes

Warehousing Challenges

How can you make customer inquiries valuable? Through a self serve model. If you present customers with a self service model they can see their inventory when they need to. More importantly their customers can as well. This means more business for your customers and ultimately more business for you. If customers have visibility to their own inventory they can "see what's on hand, what's available, what's allocated, etc." and their customers can as well. This makes for less interruptions, better productivity, and happier customers. Thus calls from your customer become more strategic in nature. In general customer service levels improve 30%.

The Solution

The Invendia Web-based Warehousing solution enables companies to manage inventory processes including receipts, adjustments, shipments, allocations, cycle and physical counts at various locations within the company and around the globe, without an expensive infrastructure or telecommunications charges. It also allows you to bar-code and use RFID both in active and passive modes. The Web-based Warehousing solution allows you to implement the inventory function at various locations and tie into your existing systems. This enables users to minimize the time spent looking for inventory and maximize customer service levels.

Features

• Automated re-ordering/ replenishment order creation based on:
  • Re-order points
  • Min/max quantities
  • Order/consumption
• Full inventory visibility by:
  • Part
  • Order (allocations)
  • Location - including remote location
  • Ownership (with the ability to have mixed ownership at the same location)
• Highlighting of issues:
  • Parts shortages
  • Late orders
  • Other exceptions
• Linkage of inventory movements to orders:
  • Purchase orders
  • Manufacturing orders
  • Customer orders
  • Service orders
  • Other order types
• Allocations against orders
• Multi-language support for English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese. Contact us for additional language support.
• Support for Bar Coding and RFID
• Support for PDA Pocket PC for remote online and offline access
• Ability to manage inventory at multiple location and to distribute the processes to multiple people, across multiple organizations
• Web-based Warehousing
• Web-based Inventory
• Distributed Warehousing
• Inventory collaboration