Truemag

  • Subscribe
    • New Subscription
    • Account Updates
    • Customer Service
  • News & Events
    • News
    • Events
  • Advertise
    • Media Kit
    • Reprints
    • Contacts
  • Editorial
    • Podcasts
    • Current Articles
    • Digital Editions
    • eNewsletter
    • Editor’s Desk
    • Edit Calendar
    • Contacts
  • Buyers Guide
    • Search
    • Sponsor Index
    • Vendor Update
  • Annual Software Ranking
    • Ranking Form
    • Annual Software Ranking
    • 2018 Software Ranking File Package

Fullscope Releases Catch Weight Functionality for Microsoft Dynamics AX R3

07.14.2015

Edgewater Fullscope, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Edgewater Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:EDGW) and leading provider of Microsoft Dynamics AX and CRM solutions to manufacturers, has released software that extends the catch weight functionality in the advanced warehouse management and transportation management modules available in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2013 R3.

“The ability to accurately address catch weight within an ERP system is a critical requirement in food manufacturing and other industries where products can have variability in shipped or received units,” said Reddy Beeram, director of product development for Edgewater Fullscope. “This is another example of Fullscope’s ability to build intellectual property that extends the functionality of the core Microsoft Dynamics AX product. In this instance, we have extended advanced warehouse and transportation management to enable manufacturers, dealing with variability both in raw materials and finished goods, to avoid lost revenue from inaccurate billing.”

The Importance of Catch Weight
“Catch weight” is a commonly used food industry term defined as the “variable weight per individual unit.” The term is also used in other industries such as chemicals, paper, mining and pharmaceuticals.
Products that vary naturally by size, quantity or volume are often sold in individual cases, packages, rolls, bins, totes or containers.

However, the numerical quantity in these container units or packages are determined by the product’s weight, volume or size, and as a result the actual quantity may differ significantly. Variations in the actual quantity can increase shipping costs and effect final item invoiced pricing, which can impact profitability.

fullscope.com

Jul 14, 2005Cassie Balentine
Aaron’s Partners with AzugaAppliedMicro's X-Gene(R) Processor Enterprise Software Ecosystem Continues Rapid Growth With SUSE
Product Centrics
Recovery Platforms

Established in 2013, Imanis Data, previously Talena...

Data Driven Efficiency

Founded in 2003, Tableau is a public software company...

Updated Hitachi CRM

Building Product Manufacturers (BPM) require...

Comodo Upgrades

Established in 1998, Comodo is a private company...

Cloud Security

Cloud infrastructure allows businesses to share...

Quick Links
Untitled Document
SW500 SW500 SW500 SW500 SW500
2021 © Rockport Custom Publishing, LLC