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Sage 100 ERP Sweetens the Pot for anDea Chocolate
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
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
anDea Chocolate and Supplies 是一家总部位于加拿大安大略省的巧克力制造商和经销商，该公司面临着运营挑战。该公司每年有 40% 的收入来自五场大型贸易展会，但其订单处理流程繁琐且效率低下，令其苦不堪言。在每场贸易展会上，团队都必须手动处理订单并与客户建立关系。从贸易展会回来后，他们至少要花两周时间手动汇总订单并将其输入到旧软件程序中。此外，在繁忙季节，处理批量信用卡订单可能需要长达 45 分钟的时间，因为必须输入两次号码才能进行预授权和最终授权。anDea 业务系统中的信息非常不准确，以至于报告变得毫无意义。
关于客户
anDea Chocolate and Supplies, Inc. 是一家总部位于加拿大安大略省的巧克力制造商和经销商。该公司为从纽芬兰到温哥华的批发商提供巧克力糖果、松露巧克力、糖果制造商用品和进口硬糖。每年五大贸易展会为 anDea 带来 40% 的收入。该公司拥有一家分店，员工 12 人。该公司在贸易展会上的订单处理流程面临挑战，正在寻找更高效、更准确的系统。
解决方案
anDea 的 Sage 业务合作伙伴建议使用 Sage 100 ERP，该 ERP 包含核心、分销、电子商务和远程访问模块，作为端到端解决方案。Sage 100 ERP 的实施仅用了 7 个工作日，包括成功迁移客户和供应商数据以及转移未清应收账款、应付账款、库存和物料清单。anDea 现在使用 Sage 100 ERP 来运营其整个业务。该系统已使 anDea 的总帐、应付账款和应收账款实现自动化。得益于新系统，anDea 现在拥有实时库存和简化的装配处理。Sage 100 ERP 物料清单模块计算制造每件产品的实际成本，这在以前几乎是不可能确定的。Sage 100 ERP 远程销售人员模块是天赐之物。当客户来到贸易展的展位时，团队将公司名称输入 PDA，所有相关信息都会弹出。
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