OptiPro ERP

Supply Chain Management

With OptiProERP, Supply Chain Management is built into your ERP, so you can build a dynamic, resilient, and efficient supply chain that will ensure you have the proper inventory to meet demand. 

OptiProERP’s Supply Chain Management Benefits

• Greater visibility lets you see your supply chain from end to end in real-time to understand precisely what is happening at any given moment
• Define an optimal schedule to meet demand by using information from events occurring throughout the supply chain 
• Receive accurate inventory data, both stored and manufactured, to maximize supply chain efficiency
• Make better decisions with powerful reports and analytics that measure the effectiveness of your supply chain
• Improve supplier collaboration, management, and visibility for better relationships and reduced errors and costs
• Minimize potential risk issues with automated processes and tracking and reporting on supply risk metrics
• Improve forecast accuracy and demand planning using algorithms and consumption analysis
• Reduce costs with better supplier communication, faster payments, and by leveraging purchase orders
• Increase productivity and growth by minimizing process time and transportation lead time

OptiProERP’s Supply Chain Management Functionality

• Integrated and advanced planning, supply and demand planning, distribution requirements planning, and master scheduling
• Alerts to real and potential disruptions and opportunities
• Communicate with suppliers in real-time on capacity, forecasts, and orders
• A single view of orders, shipments, inventory, and vendor performance
• Control parcel shipments and ensure cross-border trade compliance
• Suppliers can log in ²⁴⁄₇ to view purchase orders and other pertinent information
• Create, track, and maintain supplier purchased items and pricing in one shareable location
• Monitor quality issues, on-time delivery, performance, and track all supplier transaction information
• Executive-level reports that measure the effectiveness of the supply chain and graphs for visual representations of data