What is the difference between order entry and an ERP order module?
An ERP system is designed for control and oversight. It's where your accounting, inventory, and purchasing come together. The order module in an ERP is...
From product data tips to smarter supply chain integrations, practical insights for the modern wholesaler.
An ERP system is designed for control and oversight. It's where your accounting, inventory, and purchasing come together. The order module in an ERP is...
Manually processing an order (reading an email, finding the customer in your ERP, typing in item numbers, checking prices) takes an average of 15 minutes....
You know how it goes: the inside sales team spending their entire day re-entering orders that come in via WhatsApp, email, or even fax. It's...
An online B2B strategy often sounds more complex than it needs to be. In reality, it is mainly about making clear choices, designing a logical...
The digital wholesale landscape has changed rapidly. Data is no longer a supporting element but the backbone of commercial, operational and logistical processes. Product information,...
Omnichannel sales means that product information must be consistent and accurate across multiple channels. Web shops, marketplaces, sales apps, and ERP systems each have their...
Trading companies are digitizing their order processes at a rapid pace. This often raises the same question: should you choose an Order Entry app or...
In many trading companies, both ERP and PIM systems play a central role in digital processes. Yet these systems are often confused with one another.
Wholesalers operate in a supply chain where product data plays an increasingly important role. GS1 provides a central structure for information required in legislation, logistics,...