Best ERP Warehouse Software Management | Warehouse ERP Systems

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Warehouse structure and transfers

Supports multiple divisions, unlimited branches and stores. Each Warehouses can be setup with its own unique location/level structure. Transfers between warehouses is a simple process that can be achieved manually or generated by the system in the case of resupply and overstock.

Easy receipt entry of goods from suppliers and other warehouses
Automated and manual transfers between distribution centers, primary or secondary warehouses based on demand
Automated damaged and defective material return to supplier
Comprehensive shipment management that allows setup multiple carriers and shipping methods
Setup of delivery routes
Manage shipping packing slips and label printing
Notify customers by email when send out shipment
Streamline the process for shipment billing and payment collection at the time of delivery

Why Leading Wholesale Distributors trust Ximple Warehouse ERP Software?

Easy Tax Filling
Improve Accuracy
Cost Reduction
Streamline Integration
Stress-Free invoicing
Scalable
Accessibility
Localized Support
Real-time financial data
Improved cash flow and reduction in working capital requirements
Statutory Compliances

Handheld scanners

Handheld scanners allow for faster processing of goods being received into the warehouse. User logs into the system using the handheld and is able to begin processing goods into the warehouse.

Their greatest advantage is, of course, portability and the ability to bring the scanner to the product instead of lugging the product over to get scanned, cutting down on the wear on your employees.

Cloud-based ERP Vs. On-Premise ERP in Warehouse Management

In an On-Premise ERP, the Customer manages both ERP Software and the technology infrastructure (Hardware). This level of control enables the Customer to customize the software to suit their unique warehouse processes. This flexibility comes at the cost of managing the unfamiliar terrain of managing the IT infrastructure.

In a Cloud ERP, the ERP Vendor manages Cloud-based ERP, both software and hardware. The Customer can configure the ERP Software to meet their business requirements. There is limited flexibility in customizing the application to meet the unique business processes. In some cases, the Customer will need to modify their business processes to suit the operations supported by ERP.

The main benefits of Cloud ERP are reduction in cost and complexity of managing the IT Infrastructure. Irrespective of Cloud or On-premise ERP, the key is to understand the critical business requirements and ensure that the ERP system that you choose can quickly meet those requirements.

Does your ERP Software providers meet the below criteria?

• Does your ERP Software meet your Business Needs?
• Does your ERP solution aligns with company goals?
• Will ERP Software Integrate/compatible with existing systems?
• Have partner Network/Availability?
• What type of training/support options offered by the ERP Solution provider?
• Have references and recommendations from customers?
• Does your ERP provider invest in tomorrow’s technology?