supply chain & WAREHOUSES

License Plating streamlines warehouse operations by consolidating items, batches, packaging, and weights into a single scannable identity. This significantly speeds up receiving, order picking, loading, and internal movement, which is a key benefit for food companies that handle mixed pallets, bins, and cartons in fast-paced or temperature-controlled environments.

SSCC Management provides GS1-compliant pallet and shipment identification, as required by major retailers, cooperatives, and international logistics providers. Standardized SSCC labels improve traceability, reduce disputes, and ensure smooth management of incoming and outgoing goods throughout the supply chain.

Packaging Management structures and automates packaging hierarchies, ensuring accuracy from unit to pallet. In the food industry, where packaging affects shelf life, labeling, compliance, and traceability, this reduces errors and meets specific customer requirements. This is particularly useful in the fresh food and beverage industry, which relies on returnable assets (Euro pallets, crates, trays). It reduces losses, avoids billing disputes, and ensures full visibility into the returnable assets held by each customer, facilitating cost control and the achievement of sustainability goals.

Catchweight Management enables seamless management of variable-weight products such as meat, seafood, cheese, fresh produce, and baked goods. It supports two units: sales units (pieces, cases) and billed weight (kg/lb), ensuring accurate pricing, margin calculation, and inventory valuation. This eliminates revenue loss and improves transparency for customers.

Transport Management provides a comprehensive framework for organizing freight transport for inbound and outbound logistics. The application consolidates shipments into consolidated loads, enabling planners to efficiently prepare transport orders and communicate them directly to transport companies. It supports the creation of structured transport plans, the assignment of carriers, and the evaluation of transport costs based on routes, containers, volumes, or weight.

Shipping Fees automates the calculation, allocation, and billing of shipping costs based on weight, volume, customer rules, distance, or carrier rates. This gives food companies clear visibility into service costs and ensures accurate billing in a market where logistics costs have a significant impact on margins.