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Ferring Pharmaceuticals Streamlines Travel Approval Process with Nintex Platform
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 中间件、SDK 和库
- 传感器 - 全球定位系统
适用行业
- 生命科学
- 药品
挑战
总部位于瑞士的生物制药公司 Ferring Pharmaceuticals 正在努力解决效率低下、纸质旅行审批流程的问题。该公司的员工发现这个过程压力很大且耗时,经常导致审批积压和延误。手动过程不仅速度慢,而且容易出错,导致进一步的延误。经理们只能在亲自到办公室的情况下批准差旅请求,从而导致最后一刻才获得批准,有时甚至是在预定差旅前几个小时。此外,由于所有旅行文件都以硬拷贝形式存储,行政人员在制作报告或合规审计文件时面临困难。该公司需要一种解决方案,能够将差旅审批工作流程数字化和自动化,实现远程审批,并简化搜索和访问文档的过程。
关于客户
Ferring Pharmaceuticals 是一家生物制药公司,成立于 1950 年。该公司专注于开发生殖健康、泌尿科、胃肠科、内分泌科和骨科产品。辉凌总部位于瑞士圣普雷克斯,在阿根廷、中国、捷克共和国、丹麦、德国、以色列、墨西哥、苏格兰和瑞士等多个国家设有生产基地。该公司在 60 个国家/地区开展市场业务,在全球拥有 5,000 名员工。多年来,辉凌已成为开发和销售基于天然垂体产生的肽激素的药品的先驱。如今,辉凌与全球科研机构、生物技术公司和其他制药公司合作进行研发。
解决方案
Ferring Pharmaceuticals 利用 Nintex 平台将其旅行审批流程数字化。该公司实施了 Nintex Workflow 和 Nintex Forms,消除了手动请求流程,消除了文书工作瓶颈,并使经理能够从任何地点快速批准请求。 Nintex Workflow 是一款易于使用的工作流程设计器,可改进业务流程并提供快速的投资回报。 Nintex Forms 是一个基于 Web 的设计器,允许在 SharePoint 中快速轻松地创建表单。 Ferring 设计并构建了一个用于旅行审批的 SharePoint 库,并使用 Nintex Workflow 和 Nintex Forms 来促进提交和审批。该解决方案不仅实现了流程自动化,还提高了数据准确性。
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