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1. The Heart of Supply
Chain Software
ERP Integration
Supply chain software must be able to
integrate with your accounting ERP
system. Items, stock status, sales
orders, and purchase order information
from your ERP combines with supply
chain forecasts to drive distribution
requirements planning (DRP).
Sales Forecasting
Manage sales forecasts by grouping
products into different forecast
product groups. Forecast daily,
weekly, quarterly or yearly, and
smooth demand to different period
sizes for planning.
Production Entry
Record finished good manufacturing
results, alleviating inventory of
purchased raw materials with
finished goods quantities created in
your ERP system to fulfill orders or
for required production demands.
Bill of Materials
Design bills of materials using your
inventory items, and define routings for the
parts you manufacture. BOM information is
used to drive material requirements
planning (MRP) with exception messages
alerting your planners of what to make,
how much to make, and when to make it
based on raw material lead times and
manufacturing cycle times.
Distribution Requirements Planning
Use inventory, sales order, and purchase
order information from your accounting
ERP system with sales forecasts and work
orders to empower your planners with the
information they need to manage your
supply chain. DRP helps distributors to
determine what to buy, when to buy, and
how much to buy based on current supply
and demand.
These are
vital to any
supply chain
management
solution.
Anytime Supply Chain provides an integrated supply chain
management system to manage sales forecasts, distribution
requirements planning (DRP), production plans, online ecommerce
storefront sales, and other advanced supply chain management
features.
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