Printing & packaging
Job-based quoting, material issue and approvals that hold things up.
What actually happens now
Every job is quoted from scratch, the material is issued against a verbal instruction, and the job waits three days for an approval that arrived by e-mail and was not seen.
Where the leaks close
Quotations per job with material and process costed in
Material issued against the job
So wastage is visible.
Approvals and artwork attached to the record
Approvals and artwork attached to the record with versions kept.
Part deliveries and part billing against one order
Job profitability once the job is closed
Not at the year end.
Seven systems, or one
Nobody sets out to run a trade on six tools. It happens one sensible decision at a time, and the cost lands in the seams between them.
- One customer record, not four spellings of it
- One item, one rate, one tax treatment
- One place a question can be answered from
The printing & packaging chain, end to end
A job is quoted with material and process costed in, material is issued against it, and profitability is known when the job closes.
- Sales documents — switched on
- Projects — switched on
- Inventory — switched on
- Documents — switched on
More in industries
All industriesManufacturing
Enquiry to despatch, with raw material, job work and an e-way bill in between.
Trading & distribution
Buy, hold, sell — with margin visible before the deal is done, not after.
Healthcare & clinics
Patients as customers, consumables as stock, and receipts that reconcile.
Logistics & transport
Trips, e-way bills, and invoices that go out the same week as the work.
Engineering & fabrication
Long quotations, staged deliveries and payments that arrive in pieces.
Pharmaceuticals & healthcare supply
Batches, expiry and the compound barcodes on the pack.
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