The FEFO principle is a stock management strategy and ensures that products with the earliest expiry date are sold first.
With quality assurance, companies ensure that the quality of their products and services remains consistently high.
Batch management optimizes item-specific storage and tracking of goods using a unique lot number.
Supplier relationship management is defined as the systematic and efficient management of the relationship between a company and its suppliers.
Quality control ensures products and services meet defined standards by checking, measuring, and correcting deviations.
An ERP system is a software solution that facilitates a company's resource planning and combines operational data.
A batch number is assigned to identify an entire batch and is usually printed directly on the product itself.
Joint production is a manufacturing process in which, alongside the main product, at least one additional product is generated.
Cloud ERP refers to an ERP system based on cloud technology. Instead of a local server, companies access the system directly via the internet.
Warehouse receiving is the process that companies go through when goods arrive. It is part of materials management, logistics and financial accounting.
By definition, order picking is the process of compiling items and goods to fulfill customer or production orders.
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Hazardous substance management covers all measures for the safe handling of hazardous substances
Incoming goods inspection is used to check incoming goods to ensure they meet the company’s quality requirements.
A warehouse management system (WMS) controls and optimizes warehouse processes and thus supports efficient supply chain management.
First In - First Out (FIFO) is a warehouse strategy in which items that arrive in the warehouse first are also used first.
Lot tracking makes it possible to trace products and individual product lots back to producers and ingredients throughout the supply chain.
The acronym EDI stands for Electronic Data Interchange and refers to the standardized, electronic exchange of documents.
Pre-shipment inspection ensures that customers receive the right product – in the correct quantity and quality.
