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Vineland Estates Toasts the Merits of Sage 300
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
- 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
Vineland Estates 酒庄位于尼亚加拉葡萄酒产区的中心地带，每年生产 47,000 箱葡萄酒。葡萄酒运往加拿大各地和十几个其他国家。酒庄受多家机构监管，每个机构都要求提供有关生产和分销的详细报告。酒庄还需要准确的从田间到酒杯的成本信息。葡萄酒行业复杂且监管严格，Vineland Estates 酒庄面临着独特的业务挑战。该公司经营着一家葡萄酒俱乐部，会员每月支付固定费用，即可将 Vineland Estates 葡萄酒送到家中。该计划迅速流行起来，目前拥有 1,000 多名会员。大多数会员通过信用卡支付月费。
关于客户
Vineland Estates 酒庄坐落在尼亚加拉葡萄酒产区中心，位于历史悠久的门诺派农场。该酒庄每年用 150 英亩葡萄园和周围农场种植的葡萄生产 47,000 箱葡萄酒。葡萄酒运往加拿大各地和其他十几个国家，并在那里赢得了无数国内和国际奖项。酒庄的品酒室、餐厅和专属葡萄酒俱乐部确保 Vineland Estates 葡萄酒受到当地和世界各地爱好者的喜爱。葡萄酒行业复杂且受到严格监管，面临着独特的商业挑战；Vineland Estates 酒庄借助 Sage 300 的强大功能应对这些挑战。
解决方案
Vineland Estates Winery 使用 Sage 300 软件来满足其业务需求。该软件是一个可靠而强大的平台，可以满足该酒厂的大部分开箱即用需求，并且经过量身定制，可满足该酒厂的所有行业和运营特定需求。订单到达后，酒厂的异地仓库会打印拣货单。在那里，订单在 Sage 300 应用程序中进行拣货、包装、发货和确认。然后，会计部门会收到发货通知，以制作发票。该酒厂使用 Sage 300 的物料清单功能来记录装瓶、装瓶和贴标签的累计成本。该酒厂的 Sage 业务合作伙伴与该公司密切合作，开发定制报告和功能，以满足其独特需求。
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