Jordone Group Gains Monthly Consignment Sales Reports Faster
Goldsoft Marketing • February 28, 2020
Customer Success Story- Jordone Group
| Company Facts | |
|---|---|
| Company | Jordone Group Sdn Bhd |
| Brand | Snails Original, Feraud, Chargers Outfitters, Jeep, BIEM |
| Location | Malaysia |
| Industry | Retail and consignment of casual and business wears |
| No. of Site Using Goldsoft | Headquarters, 15 subsidiaries and 750 consignment counters in departmental stores throughout Malaysia |
Challenges:
- Generate sales and financial reports was time-consuming
- Inaccurate sales and stock information from consignment counters
- Poor stock and brands control
Solutions Implemented:
- Goldsoft ERP (Enterprise Edition)
Features Highlights:
- Automate consignment counter calculations for invoicing, promotion sharing, short & over
- Branch commissions setup by consignment counter by different discount mode
- Generate invoices that direct integrated to General Ledger, Accounts Receivable and GST Output Tax/ SST
“What used to be a one-night ordeal to run the monthly consignment sales report can now be done within 30 seconds!”
James Wong, IT Manager, Jordone Group
Significant Benefits to Jordone Corporation:
- 70% faster in decision making
- 60% reduced inventory tie-up
- The custom-made solution allowed to made changes more quickly
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