Packaging Material Management
Perform packaging material planning directly in SAP ERP
Packaging materials planning that is so efficient, transparent and flexible that the right packaging materials are always available at the right time and in the right quantity is an important step on the way to smooth logistics.
Time-consuming act of packaging material planning
Especially for subcontractors and system suppliers working with SAP ERP, the scheduling of Packing materials often difficult. A precise distinction must be made as to whether standard or special load carriers are involved.
Standard containerThe standard load carriers, which can originate from suppliers, freight forwarders, customers, load carrier pooling service providers, but also from the company's own sites, and which are to be procured at short notice, are constantly exchanged among each other. The key issue in the scheduling of standard load carriers is primarily knowing which containers are required by which customer, when and in what quantity, and which supplier is to be provided with how many packaging materials at what time.
The situation is different with special containers.
Since the corresponding processes are not included in the SAP standard functions for packaging materials planning, planning is carried out manually in Microsoft Excel or on paper - a labor-intensive and time-consuming feat.
The SPEEDI Packaging information cockpit (PMIC) simplifies your processes
Advantages
Clear timings
All packaging materials are planned at the right time and in the right quantity using the packaging information cockpit; overstocks or bottlenecks, which cause high costs, do not occur in the first place.
Clear interface
For each container type, the user gets a clear view of the current stock and demand per customer or vendor, which means that bottlenecks can be identified at an early stage and counteracted quickly.
Optimized processes
He also benefits from noticeably streamlined processes and gains space for his core tasks, which include monitoring packaging materials, determining missing returnable packaging accounts, or identifying "shopworn" items.