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Operations. Issues caught before they cost.

Orders, stock, planning, quality: agents connected to the ERP spot problems before they cost, and prepare the decision.

/01 · Solutions

Possible solutions.

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    Incoming orders

    Orders received by email, PDF or spreadsheet are read and prepared in the ERP, ready to create.

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    Supplier delays

    Confirmations are tracked, delays spotted and chasers drafted, with the impact on deliveries.

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    Stock and replenishment

    Stock-out alerts and order proposals following the rules in place, for the buyer to approve.

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    Quality

    Non-conformities grouped by cause, with batches, suppliers and actions already taken.

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    Operations reports

    Every morning, what moved the day before and what needs a decision, on one page.

/02 · Execution

Execution example.

Example: an agent reads 27 purchase orders received by email, finds customers and items in the ERP, prepares 24 orders and flags 3 for the sales administration team to check.

/03 · Measurement

Indicators tracked.

Measured before, then every month. No figure promised.

  1. 01Entry time per order
  2. 02Order errors
  3. 03Service level
  4. 04Stock-outs avoided

/04 · Guardrails

Guardrails.

In the code, from day one.

  1. An order outside the rules waits for a person before entering the ERP.
  2. Orders to suppliers stay approved by the buyers.
  3. Every action is logged, with the original document.

/05 · Systems

Connected systems.

And any tool with an API or files.

  • SAP
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • Odoo
  • Sage X3
  • Outlook
  • WMS
  • Excel

/06 · See also

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    Finance

    Matching, collections, expenses and close, every figure tied to its document.

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    Customer service

    Request triage, drafted answers with their sources, first line on chat and phone.