PSItms order management

Minimal data acquisition effort:

• Automatic data transfer and order validation
• Order capturing via CSV import
• Cyclical orders for recurring orders
• Historisation of order changes
• Order version control (validity)

Configurable analyses for your own company, and for the customer:

• Statistics for your own offices
  • gross profit calendar, annual/monthly analyses, forwarding log, order statistics, etc.

• Analyses for the customer
• sales analyses, order schedules, annual/monthly analyses, cumulative orders and in details, operating times, etc.

Data validation, geocoding and routing run automatically as background processes:

• Address errors, meaning incorrect trips are prevented
• Immediate calculation of target km for subsequent target/actual comparison
• Routing via digital road map
• Billing data and order sequence are stored in the completed order

Perform complex logistics tasks through automation:

• Orders are automatically converted to shipments and partial shipments (preliminary leg, main leg, subsequent leg), if necessary on a multimodal basis
• Other tasks included in orders (e.g. value-added services) are automatically converted to service provision orders

Billing:

• Complete documentation and billing of rendered logistics services
• Preparation of billing data or invoices

Gross profit ticker for capacity utilisation and turnover control:

• Continuously display the total profit for the current day and month
• Analyses of your own vehicles and runs

Tools for creating user-defined analyses:

• Combine reports, lists, diagrams as required
• Level of detail can be adjusted
• Examples: External performance statistics for transport contractors, determining 100 kg rates per relation, determining gross profit per customer, etc.

Customer invoiced directly after the service is rendered:

• Collections
• Invoice-related status recording
• Cash book

Effective financial controlling of costs and services:

• Reliable data through automatic and continuous recording
• Presentation of data in key statistics and analyses

Standardised interfaces to feeder systems
(Internal link to ERP, WWS, WMS; external via web or EDI