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PRODUCTS LOGISTICS WEB-BASED INTEGRATION SOLUTION SAVES TIME


Yorkshire-based supplier of artificial plants, trees and hedges Evergreen Direct has shaved hours off its daily admin routine by seamlessly integrating its order management system with the APC Overnight delivery network using a web- based integration solution from NetDespatch. Evergreen Direct delivers to online customers anywhere in the world. UK orders are delivered through YDL in


York which is part of the APC Overnight network. Customers are notified when their orders have been despatched for next-day delivery and the system enables customers to track the status of their consignments. Tasked with eliminating manual processes and speeding up Evergreen Direct’s despatch procedures, the NetDespatch Retail Solutions team quickly implemented a solution that seamlessly integrates Evergreen’s e-commerce site, Espresso Web Design and the APC Overnight delivery network. The NetDespatch solution automatically


prints the correct shipping labels and pre- advises the carrier that consignments are ready for collection. “The NetDespatch solution saves us


between two and three hours every day,” says company secretary Angela Knights. “I could kiss it every time I press the Print Label button.” NetDespatch provides a cost-free


solution for retailers with an easy to use


BESPOKE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM


secure system that automates the connection between order processing, despatch and delivery, even if the orders are received in one location and despatched from another. With no costs involved for installation, training or support, the system is available instantly. “We take pride in our exceptional


customer service and expect the same from our suppliers and service providers,” concludes Angela. “That’s exactly what we get from NetDespatch – the highest level of customer service and support that I have come across.”


NetDespatch T: 08451 305093 www.netdespatch.com Enter 308


Reflex Business Planning has won a six-figure contract to produce a bespoke stock management system for Tangerine Confectionery famous for brands including Butterkist and Barratt. The new system will enable them to track orders for more than 2000 products, assessing demand from retailers around the country and ensuring they have the correct levels of products and ingredients in stock. This will improve customer service levels because they will always be able to satisfy orders and reduce wastage caused by manufacturing too much stock. The system could reduce Tangerine’s working capital by 10-15% a year as they will operate with fewer finished goods on the shelves and lower packaging costs. “We know how vital it is for food


manufacturers and distributors to have accurate data,” says MD William Capjon. “Our system will enable Tangerine to accurately predict demand, ensuring they have the right amount of stock.”


Reflex Business Planning T: 01889 508 075 www.forecastingsoftware.co.uk Enter 309


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