A supply chain is a network of people, organizations, resources, activities, and technologies involved in the production and sale of a product or service. A supply chain begins with the delivery of raw materials from a supplier to a manufacturer and ends with the delivery of the product or service to the consumer. SCM monitors every touch point of a company’s product or service from the beginning of creation to the final sale. By identifying places along the supply chain that can increase value through efficiencies or lose value through increased costs, the right SCM can increase revenue, reduce costs, and impact a company’s bottom line.
Supply chain management is the management of the flow of goods and services and includes all the processes that transform raw materials into finished products. This process involves proactively aligning business activities in the supply chain to maximize customer value and gain competitive advantage in the marketplace. SCM represents the efforts of suppliers to develop and implement supply chains that are both efficient and economical. Supply chains cover everything from manufacturing to product development to the information systems needed to drive these commitments.
Today, companies have realized that their purchasing department can be increasingly effective in increasing their efficiency and effectiveness, and for this reason, they are changing their purchasing methods and trying to choose the right method so that it can meet the strategic and purchasing goals of the company. To achieve this, it is necessary to search for competent and strategic suppliers and establish relationships with them so that competitive advantages can be achieved by working with them. To achieve this, implementing supply chain management is a basic necessity. It is recommended that industries such as the automotive industry, aerospace industries, and oil industries that have many suppliers use this solution to improve supplier relations.
Supply Chain Management Module
Professional version
Standard version
Initial version
Title
Product review
Kardex
Consolidation of goods
Product group management
Accessories and gifts
Basic product information
Product Management
Specification definition
Warehouse transfer
Warehouse receipt
Warehouse report
Inventory
Initial inventory
Transfer between warehouses
Register for discounts and special offers
Purchase and sales invoice
Return invoice from purchase and sale
Buy and sell order
Proforma invoice
Invoice Item Report
Technical and support
Price list
Price correction
Insert price
Rate management
Price list settings
Daily, weekly, monthly reports
Ability to create reports to view the balance of a desired account in a graphical format
Product order limit
Possibility of assigning discounts to specific customers and groups
