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BLD Brands, LLC
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 采购
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
挑战
BLD Brands 运行的是不受支持的 Sage Pro 版本，由于之前的收购，该公司使用八种不同的会计章程和四种不同的会计日历。大量的公司间交易和合并使得将它们全部纳入一个审计实体变得非常困难。除了运行孤立的会计系统和三种不同的销售点系统外，四个人每年还要手动输入大约 90,000 张发票。将这些系统整合在一起需要三名内部开发人员创建专有的桌面和移动应用程序，BLD 使用这些应用程序来管理沟通和审批等操作。这些应用程序从数据仓库中提取信息，然后将所有财务数据添加到数据仓库中。
关于客户
BLD Brands, LLC 是一家位于加利福尼亚州纽波特比奇的餐厅管理公司。该公司在 10 个州经营着 143 家餐厅，包括 Papa John's 和 Hardee's 的特许经营权，以及名为 Spaghetti Warehouse 的公司自有品牌。BLD Brands 被《特许经营时报》列为第 94 大餐厅特许经营商。该公司由 Doug Pak 于 2005 年底创立，他筹集了 2000 多万美元购买了 Spaghetti Warehouse，后来又购买了 Papa John's 和 Hardees 的特许经营权。BLD 代表“建设生活和梦想”。2017 年，Pak 计划通过收购将其餐厅持有量翻一番，因此聘请了 Andy Gale，他是 Pak 的老朋友，曾担任多家高增长公司的首席执行官。
解决方案
BLD Brands 选择 Acumatica 是因为其易于使用、底层架构和无限制定价结构。该公司的内部开发团队认为它可以轻松与他们正在使用的产品集成，而其他产品则没有这种感觉。这一点很重要，因为 BLD Brands 正在进行一些运营变更，并添加需要与 ERP 集成的第三方解决方案。Acumatica 的无限制用户定价也是关键，因为 BLD Brands 计划通过收购增加数千名员工。在 Acumatica 合作伙伴 Premier Computing 的帮助下，BLD Brands 制定了实施策略和理念，要求他们先爬，然后走，然后跑。第一阶段涉及拥有公司之前拥有的所有基本功能，例如应付账款、应收账款、总账和生成基本报表，这些功能都已准备就绪。
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