ERP Data Collection Software for Real-Time Inventory Visibility
Real-time, easily configurable ERP data collection software with out-of-the-box functionality and ERP integration
Would your business be more efficient if you could:
- Enable barcode data collection and paperless transactions via RF wireless handhelds and touch-screen terminals directly into your ERP?
- Give visibility into real-time shop floor and/or warehouse data?
- Enable timely movement of inventory throughout the shop floor and/or warehouse by directing your users through their tasks and capturing/validating data in real-time?
HighJump ERP Data Collection software is a real-time, easily configurable solution that delivers out-of-the-box functionality while providing tools that allow for rapid system personalization. HighJump ERP data collection software is PeopleSoft certified and has been successfully integrated with more than 40 different ERP systems, including:
- PeopleSoft
- Oracle
- SAP
- MAPICS
- Great Plains
While RFID will likely have a substantial impact on your supply chain in the years to come, adopting an incremental approach today will prove most effective as RFID technology requirements continue to evolve. To support this, HighJump Software enables the co-existence of bar codes and RFID within our solution platform. This empowers you to take maximum advantage of RFID technology today where it makes sense within your supply chain, as well as meet future compliance requirements as appropriate.
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