CieTrade Systems Inc., a Stamford, Connecticut-based provider of business software for paper stock brokers, scrap dealers and recyclers, has added three new features to its cloud-based software: Inventory Control, Material Processing and Barcoding Scanning.
The company says its new Inventory module offers a solution for commodities such paper stock rolls/sheets or recycled material, giving users the capability to track material, either in bulk lots or as individual items, with each product having its own unique weight and attributes.
CieTrade.net uses a landed cost valuation for accurate gross profit reporting, provides traceability for quality assurance, claims handling and calculates commissions, the company says. Material processing and paper converting operations are supported with a new Converting module that includes bar code scanning and yield loss tracking and that can capitalize production costs into a company’s output stock or finished goods. It also allows warehouse storage charges or other costs to be applied to existing inventory for accurate valuations.
According to Udom Motayasiri, vice president at cieTrade, "Our initial goal with cieTrade.net was to provide an affordable industry-specific software solution that would help brokers and exporters control margins and improve business insight. We did this with a unique design that intuitively matches purchases and expenses directly with commodity sales so that brokers can easily see their actual costs, sales and margins. Now, with our new Inventory module, we've extended this vital capability beyond trading by providing landed cost valuations, cost allocation tools and the ability to track individual inventory items, which are critical capabilities that are often missing from other cloud inventory solutions."
To see a short product video of these features, click here.
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