Industries

Addressed storage, tasks on handheld terminals, a truck queue at the gate and waybills without manual entry, for a warehouse of three hundred pallets and for an industrial complex with robots and conveyors.

A finished-goods warehouse with lines and robots, a container terminal, equipment maintenance from sensor readings: systems on 1C on the enterprise’s server, with SAP exchange and documents at every stage.

A distributor needs three things: to know where the goods are, not to type waybills by hand, and to close reconciliations with counterparties without couriers. There is a product for each that can be switched on in a day.

Container terminal, checkpoint and vehicle entry: who came, when, with what cargo, and where the container stands, without a radio, a paper log or calls to security.

The warehouse of an online store or a chain: stock by bin, order picking on handhelds, supplier receipts without manual entry and paperless reconciliations with them.

Accounting needs two flows without manual work: incoming documents that become lines in 1C by themselves, and reconciliations with counterparties signed with an e-signature rather than a stamp and a courier.