When it comes to your supply chain, two goals come to mind - reducing inventory and increasing productivity. Today, with the combination of the Internet and ERP, it is possible to find the balance needed to achieve those goals. Axapta is a natural fit to this equation because of its broad functionality and inherent Internet capabilities. It was built for the Internet, giving you fast and cost-effective visibility and connectivity throughout your entire supply chain.

Collaborating Online Makes Sense

The supply chain comes to life when you connect with your customers and vendors using the Internet. Using personalized Web portals, they can interact directly with your ERP data, reducing the time and costs you incur with sales, purchases and deliveries. Everyone who participates in the process has access to a shared and accurate overview of the supply chain data, and all of the information is completely integrated and automatically updated throughout Axapta.

Eliminate Manual Entry

Axapta gives you the ability to eliminate all manual entry of data. Using XML, documents such as sales and purchase orders can be sent directly from customer and vendor systems to your Axapta installation, and vice versa, without any employee interaction whatsoever.

Trade Internally Without Hassle

The Intercompany functionality saves your business time and money because it allows several subsidiaries or distribution centers to trade internally within one Axapta installation. It is not necessary to create manual sales or purchase orders, and you have greater control as well as visibility.

Analysis Paves the Way for Improvement

Using the wealth of information stored in Axapta, you can analyze the relationship between costs and sales, including very specific details such as sales on different item groups, individual items, customer groups, and individual customers. You can accurately monitor your revenue across your business based on factors such as country, region, customer group, and time period so that your supply chain is on a steady path of evolution.