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FlowLogix helps correct problems


Georgia, offers logistics services and freight management. The company offers van, reefer, and


power-only modes of truckload freight for destinations across the country. “When FlowLogix was introduced, I was thrilled, because I love to create custom solutions with it,” says Diana Bullington, TMS Manager at Syfan. “It’s endless what you can accomplish with FlowLogix Designer.”


You don’t have to be an IT expert to create FlowLogix programs


“Do you need to have a SQL programmer background to work with FlowLogix Designer? Absolutely not. The tool helps guide you through the work. You do need to be detail-oriented and you need to have a solid grasp of your business processes, but as long as you can think through your processes and flow-chart them, you can successfully create FlowLogix designs.”


The FlowLogix Designer offers a flowchart development environment


“We use FlowLogix to take care of things that don’t work the way they should. For example, we’ve created a FlowLogix solution that runs two or three times a day and looks at a field called Total Charges. The solution finds any discrepancies and corrects the problems. It makes sure the Total Charges on that screen are accurate for our specific purposes. Another example is mismatched allocation codes. Sometimes the code is changed in one field and not others, and this causes problems with the figures on the general ledger. Our FlowLogix program goes through orders and movements on a daily basis and corrects the allocation codes to match the revenue codes. These two programs have eliminated serious pain points for us.”


FlowLogix work wonderfully with RANS


“It’s endls what yo can acomplih wih FowLogx


“The tool supports rapid development by providing a flowchart development environment with drag-and-drop capabilities. This visual interface is very useful. You can see the flowchart for the program that you’re creating.”


FlowLogix makes it easy to reuse your solution pieces


“One great thing about FlowLogix Designer is that pieces can be reused. If you need the same action in different programs, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. The tool has a copy-and-paste function that allows you to use the same function in multiple programs or multiple places within the same solution.”


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Dsiger.” – Diana Bullington, TMS Manager at Syfan


“McLeod’s Rapid Alerts Notification System is a powerful tool for delivering information in a timely fashion to the people who need it. FlowLogix and RANS make a great team. One instruction that can be part of a FlowLogix program is to take an action when something with a load occurs, such as when the load delivers. Once the system records that the load has delivered, the FlowLogix program engages and sends out a Rapid Alert to notify anyone who needs to know. There are countless ways you can make use of this option You can use it for EDI, for scheduling changes,


or for billing issues. Anything that happens on the back end can happen with a FlowLogix program.”


FlowLogix helped is put in place a BPA solution for mass assigning loads


“Sometimes when we have a carrier with a specified rate we want to put them on multiple loads. This could be several hundred loads. It’s time consuming for our carrier sales staff to handle this manually, so we created a FlowLogix program that can mass assign these loads. The program uses a PowerBroker menu item and uploads


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