A good order management system is critical to companies’ success. The way you pick, pack, ship, order, and receive goods can very well make or break your business. Fishbowl helps you automate these order management processes to a great degree.
Perform batch picks and other order processing jobs with a mobile barcode scanner.
Integrate with multiple shippers, get shipping quotes, and fulfill orders fast.
Use past sales data to generate reorder points for your parts.
The process of creating reorder points in Fishbowl is nice and easy. Simply click the MRP (Material Resource Planning) button in Fishbowl's Part module and walk through the steps it gives you. At the end, Fishbowl will calculate what each part’s reorder point should be. This is a powerful tool that helps you prevent stockouts and improve the entire inventory management process.
Automatically generate purchase orders to replenish low stock.
Generate purchase orders from sales reports and manufacture orders to aid in inventory management.
See sales order statuses and short quantities in the Fishbowl interface.
If some parts are too low, you can quickly generate purchase orders for them. Shortly after you ship goods out, in addition to deducting the inventory from the system, Fishbowl automatically adjusts the cost of goods sold and inventory asset in your integrated accounting solution. Thus, it is a good idea to integrate QuickBooks or Xero with Fishbowl's order fulfillment and inventory management software.
If you sell products to retail chains, you will need to make sure your sales orders and purchase orders are formatted correctly for each one. Most big-box stores require vendors to comply with their unique requirements. Rather than attempting to do this manually, you’re better off using an EDI to automatically reformat your sales orders and purchase orders for each retailer. Fishbowl integrates with eZCom, Infocon Systems, and SPS Commerce to enable this order processing functionality.
International order management system offers a perfect mix of automation and centralization