Warehouse Management System Built For SYSPRO
Manufacturing
DATASCOPE WMS allows manufacturers to effectively control all inventory from raw material receipts through WIP and to finished goods pick, pack and ship. Many manufacturers implement DATASCOPE WMS to get control of their inventory to improve MRP and other factory planning. Some additional reasons are for lot (batch) control, quality control and advanced mass based picking.
Distribution
DATASCOPE WMS offers distribution companies advanced warehouse management functionality that is seamlessly integrated into SYSPRO ERP. Advanced modules assist our clients to dramatically improve their order turn around and service levels to their clients. In depth transaction data lays the foundation for KPI measurement that ensure people and processes are operating at their peak.
Datascope Customer Testimonials
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READ THE CASE STUDYThe implementation process (the process was a night and day difference from the first software we tried to implement) and ongoing support have also been great. Bottom line, we went from managing stacks of paper orders and looking for products with binoculars in the warehouse to being able to know exactly what is coming in and going out of our warehouse at any time in a matter of months. We can't imagine going back to how things were before.
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Our biggest benefit was making our inventory visible through the production processes. The spin-off benefits to this was that we could manage and analyse scrap in close to real-time, our stock accuracy went up to 99.93% within 24 months and costs came down as we started eliminating wastes. Our MRP system is much more accurate because we have real-time feedback from the shop-floor. The result is lower stock holding and less obsolescence. Can highly recommend this product.
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We went from paper and pen to Datascope WMS. That was a big leap as we didn't have a strong internal knowledge of how a WMS should be set up and should function. Datascope helped us a lot and have continued to be very supportive. As we learn more about WMS and Datascope we are continuing to refine our settings and making the product work best for us. Overall, it is a great product and they have a great team.
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Datascope as a company are great to work with. Their knowledge in the Supply Chain fraternity; Warehouse Management and SYSPRO are excellent. They added value to existing business processes while extending on new processes as their product is implemented.Their ability to identify gaps and solve challenges grounds their product.
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Replaced a batch system with real-time and integration (less reconciling issues). Like in any transition, there were issues that eventually got solved. We are now leveraging the system and have made significant headcount reductions / productivity gains.
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My overall experience is incredibly positive. Datascope is very responsive and they are frequently looking to improve. Honestly, we would not have grown as a company without having this software at the helm. I would recommend it to anyone who was interested.
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As your business grows, it becomes increasingly difficult, if not entirely impossible, to manage your inventory manually. It’s critically important that items are listed and priced accurately so that shipments can continue moving through your distribution process and customers can continue to receive orders on time. Unfortunately, without the right tools in place, backordered items can lead to missed sales opportunities, customers buy items that you don’t actually have in stock, and warehouse staff start to feel the pressure of manually inputting inventory data into spreadsheets no one ever looks at. Enter: automated inventory control.
Centralized vs. Decentralized Systems in Supply Chain Management
Deciding between centralized and decentralized supply chain management systems requires asking yourself a few questions: Where are your customers located and what is important to them? What types of products are they demanding? What is your budget and are there things you can start doing right now to cut costs? If you’re looking to shift to decentralized operations, do your current suppliers approve of that? Do you even have the right infrastructure to make that shift in the first place?
