Order processing
Checking customer orders from email, PDF, Excel or a portal and entering them in the ERP (your business system). How it works
Recurring work around orders, purchasing, engineering and administration. Here you see which processes, what you get from MeeuseSolutions and how to judge whether your process is suitable.
Checking customer orders from email, PDF, Excel or a portal and entering them in the ERP (your business system). How it works
Updating prices, delivery dates, statuses and master data without retyping.
Processing supplier order confirmations, updating lead times and recording stock movements.
Checking purchase invoices against order and receipt, and preparing them for the accounts.
Preparing production papers and processing feedback from the shop floor or quality records.
Overviews from the ERP and Excel that are now built by hand every week.
Much manual work sits between systems. Depending on what a system allows, I use an integration (systems exchange data directly), a file exchange or a software robot (works in your existing screens, like an employee). The process decides. How I compare the options.
Exchanging orders, items, prices and statuses between the ERP and other programs, portals or Excel. With checks, so no duplicate or half-finished data appears.
PDM or PLM is the system for drawings and product data. After release in engineering, the item, bill of materials (the parts a product is made of) and revision go into the ERP without retyping. If you want the process planner to check first, that is possible. More about manufacturing
Configurations and prices from the quotation tool (CPQ) as an order in the ERP, with a check on differences before anything is planned.
A clear picture of your process: the steps, the rules, the exceptions and where people decide. With honest advice: automate, adjust first or leave it. Sometimes better organisation is the solution already.
Built with the technology that fits your systems: a software robot, for example with UiPath (a widely used platform for software robots), an integration or custom software. Automatic from start to finish where possible. Where a person must decide, with human control at that point. Tested with your real cases.
After go-live it keeps working: monitoring, error handling, changes after updates of your systems and extensions when your process changes. What maintenance involves
Four questions give a first impression. You do not need to answer ‘yes’ to all of them: the doubts are exactly what we discuss in the first call.