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| GMPPro > Modules > STORES |
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Materials |
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Material Indents |
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Deviation Request |
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Customers |
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Material Requisition |
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Change Request |
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Material Plan |
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Material Dispatch |
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Dispatch Advice Note |
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Purchase Request |
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Manufacturers |
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Supplier Qualification |
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Purchase Order |
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Vendors |
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Goods Transfer Note |
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Material Inward |
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Material Balance Reports |
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Commercial Batches |
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Material Outward |
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Comparative Statements |
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Invoices |
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Material Inventory |
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Returned Material |
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| Benefits and features of GMPPro Stores / Inventory Module: |
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| Most of the API / Bulk / Drug Manufacturers operate today, are a highly competitive business environment under imposing US FDA regulatory constraints. Many of them found that their existing business systems do not adequately support all of their initiatives to expand their market share, accommodate distribution channels and meet the considerable regulatory requirements. Sachi’s GMPPro, offers an affordable, comprehensive business solution that is tailored to your unique operating environment. With GMPPro’s proven conversion capabilities, GMPPro can be just as easily deployed to enhance existing systems as it can, to replace the entire core systems. |
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| Stores / Inventory module of GMPPro is designed to provide you with accurate information on all aspects of inventory to ensure that the software tools are available to manage and control inventory in the most cost effective manner possible. You can maintain items using different valuation methods like Weight (Wt.), Average, FIFO (First In First Out), LIFO (Last In First Out), FEFO (First Expired First Out), Market Value, Last Purchase Rate and others. It allows you to track your items based on Serial number, Batch Number, Lot Number. Item attributes like Color, Size, Brand and others can be defined in the master to generated reports based on product attributes. |
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| The sophisticated GMPPro system you have in place to manage your supply chains may only deliver usable management information with huge effort and outside the ‘normal’ processes through the use of ‘bolted on’ spreadsheets. But it doesn’t have to be like this. |
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| Inventory as a strategic asset : |
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By deploying inventory as a strategic asset rather than a tactical sticking plaster, you can achieve: |
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Higher service levels with reduced inventory |
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Simplified planning processes |
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Reduced obsolescence |
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Significant liberation of cash. |
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