Trading Organization
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Pain Areas
- Multiple S/w for multiple processes
- Struggling to capture the retail sales
- Unable to consolidate the data
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Unable to manage vendor stock and account
Challenges
- Heterogeneous S/w Environment
- Duplication of data entry bc of many applications
- Barcode solution within the ERP
- Online inventory check
- Absence of Ecommerce Port
- Consolidated reports
- Cloud based ERP
- Integrated POS module
- Integrated e-commerce
- Barcode for product movements
- Integrated ERP with CRM, POS & ecommerce these system to manage all their business processes
- Consignment sale – gave greater control on vendor items
- Warehouse Management system – Good control on Inventory
- The cost of maintenance is very low and hence better Return of Investment
- Improved productivity and better utilization of resources
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