5 Benefits to Microsoft D365 Optimizing Your Efficiency – Putting More Food on More Tables for Less
Posted on: November 18, 2020 | By: Jarrod Kraemer | Microsoft Dynamics AX/365, Microsoft Dynamics Manufacturing
Dynamics 365 for Finance and Supply Chain Management (D365) is equipped with core finance, sales, manufacturing and inventory features, which in turn help users with task automation and keeping up productivity levels. Food manufacturing and processing is a complex business. Having your collective data in a unified system ensures company-wide communication and an organized business. By ensuring your business is up-to-date with changing market regulations and trends, accurately tracking inventory, and maintaining proper management, you can put more food on the tables for less. In this blog post, we will be discussing five benefits to D365 optimizing your efficiency.
1. Improved Communication
Through a central system which integrates with all platforms, you can monitor feeds, upload media, contact potential customers, and communicate within your organization. By using Dynamics 365 for Finance and Supply Chain Management, you can improve productivity by keeping track of progress throughout all departments and marketing on a large scale across multiple campaigns. With improved internal communication, you can easily track orders, share critical customer data, run operations smoothly among distributors, and make reporting more efficient.
2. Increased Productivity
Maximize the efficiency of your business by using D365’s efficient communication system and central database. Use automation to run food process manufacturing, factoring in costs, plant capacity, and orders of all sizes. Microsoft’s central database is easily accessible by users and staff anywhere, ensuring accurate and efficient data transfer. Automation and centralization both work to increase worker efficiency, and therefore leads to a higher standardized output and productivity level without sacrificing customer satisfaction or product quality
3. Improved Customer Experience and Satisfaction
Increase sales through an effective customer relations management system with Dynamics 365. With industry-specific functionality, you can manage customer data and various leads by tracking a live data feed. The central system enables you to design personalized customer experiences with technology allowing system modifications for specific customer needs and industry functionalities. With Dynamics 365, you can avoid extensive add-on costs and long project timelines by choosing a quick feedback system which will increase customer satisfaction without extra implementation expenses.
4. Higher Sales
Improve market features and use a smart communication system to increase sales and streamline the sales process. Dynamics 365 for Supply Chain Management ensures collective teamwork between departments using live feedback and information, which removes redundant steps and helps make swift business decisions. These efficient procedures using D365 ensure that you meet customers’ needs and optimizes your sales potential. With Dynamics, you can offer better customer service by utilizing customer forecasts and anticipating customer needs, allowing you to plan ahead and predict market demands.
5. Smarter Inventory Management
Avoid making factory errors and overlooking information by utilizing a standardized reporting system. Dynamics 365 for Supply Chain Management offers a centralized database which ensures efficient and accurate inventory management. By avoiding setbacks, you can automate your inventory system, maintain an organized database, and avoid losing customers. Managing your demand, maintaining quality control, and predicting company needs all aid in optimal inventory levels while maximizing profit margins and optimizing efficiency.
Next Steps
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