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Enterprise
the best ERP for the glass world
Enterprise is an ERP that has been thought and designed for exclusive use within a glass factory and allows management of the entire production cycle in a simple and extremely effective way.
The verticality on the glass world makes it the best program for the management of orders and production cycles with a specific and extremely effective order entry. With Enterprise, the compositions requested by the customer are entered directly in the order menu without the need to create articles, bills of materials or specific elements for each product as occurs with general purpose ERPs.
Based on a centralized Database, it allows a shared and complete management of customers, orders, processing cycles and production progress.
All versions of Enterprise include the world’s most widely used glass optimization module, with over 30,000 installations and a very high performance that enables a significant reduction in cutting waste.
For those who manage a portfolio with many shaped glasses, the addition of the Nest-Way module (automatic nesting of two shapes, even different from each other), makes the daily raw material savings even more significant.
Enterprise has a unique modular structure that allows each glassworks to tailor the solution that best suits its reality.
Enterprise is adapted to your every need, Enterprise adapts to your every need!
Once the base version has been chosen (the choice is between Basic, Production, Sales or Essential), all and only the specific modules required to improve and better manage the needs of individual departments can be added.
All modules are seamlessly integrated with each other and adding new modules or upgrading to a higher basic version can be done, at any time, without loss of data or the need to switch to a different application.
Enterprise products allow detailed logging of each operation with automatic historicization of user, creation, printing and modification dates, status changes and actions.
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