ERP in the Packaging Industry
ERP in the Packaging Industry
In every industry, managing everyday miscellaneous tasks takes up a large chunk of the time of many employees. From small to large corporations, every company must engage in accounting, risk management, compliance, and overall project management. The same is true for the packaging industry.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) helps companies optimize these processes and make them more efficient both in terms of time management and accuracy. ERP refers to software that can help plan, budget, predict and report on an organization’s financial outcomes.
Recently, the packaging industry has been exposed to ERP designed specifically for its functioning.
Following is a list of ERP for the Packaging Industry:
EFI Radius
EFI Radius is an industry-leading packaging and labels converting MIS and ERP software. A cloud-hosted solution, this product helps packaging businesses facilitate the collection and integration of company-wide information. The use of this software has historically led to more profitable business management.
IS Packaging
This ERP system is designed for packaging manufacturers. It is also cloud-hosted and promises a faster CPQ (Configure-Price-Quote) process.
The packaging ERP system includes product configuration and calculation, order entry and execution, price and margin management, and master data management and compliance.
VoluPack ERP
This solution is aimed at corrugators, cardboard makers, and converters. Also a cloud-hosted solution, it manages manufacturing processes and helps achieve fast, optimized estimates on the basis of the industry standards.
CC|print, and packaging
This software for printing and packaging companies is built on Microsoft Dynamics 365. It supports all common printing technologies for the production of folded boxes, labels, flexible packaging, corrugated packaging, and displays. Product finishing processes such as laminating, perforating, embossing, and gluing are also part of the industry solution. The same applies to the process stages of (roll) cutting, packaging, and confectioning.
