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Cantor Fitzgerald, a Kyriba Treasury customer evaluated GTreasury

Wayfair, a Korber HighJump WMS customer just evaluated Manhattan WMS

Michelin, an e2open customer evaluated Oracle Transportation Management

Swedbank, a Temenos T24 customer evaluated Oracle Flexcube

Moog, an UKG AutoTime customer evaluated Workday Time and Attendance

Westpac NZ, an Infosys Finacle customer evaluated nCino Bank OS

Citigroup, a VestmarkONE customer evaluated BlackRock Aladdin Wealth

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Kimberton Whole Foods Retail 90 $8M United States ECR Software Corporation ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management Inventory Management 2015 n/a In 2015, Kimberton Whole Foods implemented ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management. The deployment covers 10 point of sale registers across four locations and a centralized warehouse, and the implementation is categorized as Inventory Management. The ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management implementation includes mobile inventory management and a perpetual inventory configuration with auto replenishment across the enterprise, including the warehouse. A rollout of CATAPULT Loyalty was also noted as in the works for 2013. Operational architecture ties registers and mobile inventory devices to the ECRS warehouse system through the ECRS Gateway supplier integration service, enabling supplier communication and warehouse orchestration. Kimberton recently replaced an aging server with the new digital Enterprise Controller and plans to replace remaining servers with this technology over the next several months, consolidating front to back processing onto the Enterprise Controller. Buyers operate from a centralized inventory management workflow, managing item level detail and replenishment centrally, and they routinely export data to Microsoft Excel to build pivot tables for inventory analysis. Kimberton identifies the centralized warehouse with perpetual inventory as the functionality that most impacted the business, and they cite the breadth of reports, export capability, and system reliability for scanning and product movement as critical to daily operations.
2 J’s Fresh Market Retail 50 $5M United States ECR Software Corporation ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management Inventory Management 2015 n/a In 2015, 2 J’s Fresh Market implemented ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management to centralize point of sale and inventory control in the Inventory Management category. The deployment architecture is a mixed frontend and back office topology consisting of four ECRS Freedom Panel frontend POS terminals, four back office manager stations, handheld inventory scanners, and a digital CATAPULT Appliance Server that hosts the core application services and data store. The implementation leverages ECRS Catapult Retail POS Inventory and Supply Chain Management modules for cashier-facing POS transactions, back office inventory control, automated replenishment using CATAPULT OrderAssist technology, and electronic supplier communications via Supplier Gateway. Functional capabilities implemented include transaction processing, card payment handling, automated order suggestion based on movement and sales trends, receiving and invoice processing, and price and cost change propagation to received inventory. Cashier onboarding is operationally light, with POS training completed in a day due to the system’s intuitive interface. Integrations are explicit and operationally central, Supplier Gateway is used to electronically transmit orders and receive invoices with the primary supplier UNFI, and a web-based Supplier Gateway dashboard is used to monitor order transfer status and surface issues. The operational scope covers store-level replenishment, receiving, procurement coordination with UNFI, and front-of-store checkout, impacting merchandising, procurement, and store operations functions. Governance and process changes emphasized data accuracy and initial configuration collaboration with ECRS to ensure OrderAssist provides reliable suggestions, and ongoing use includes monitoring price and cost changes through the system. Reported outcomes from the deployment include faster and more accurate transactions at checkout, easier card payments, reduced on-hand inventory while maintaining top seller availability, elimination of prior out-of-stock issues, and an estimated savings of two hours per large order when using automated ordering and Supplier Gateway workflows.
Professional Services 190 $40M United States Optimal Business Solutions, LLC AMT ERP Inventory Management Inventory Management 2017 n/a
Professional Services 30 $3M United States Optimal Business Solutions, LLC AMT ERP Inventory Management Inventory Management 2018 n/a
Professional Services 100 $15M United States Optimal Business Solutions, LLC AMT ERP Inventory Management Inventory Management 2016 n/a
Distribution 200 $15M United States Optimal Business Solutions, LLC AMT ERP Inventory Management Inventory Management 2018 n/a
Professional Services 125 $24M United States Optimal Business Solutions, LLC AMT ERP Inventory Management Inventory Management 2019 n/a
Distribution 80 $50M United States MACH Software MACH Order Management Order Management 2012 n/a
Retail 50 $5M United States MACH Software MACH Order Management Order Management 2010 n/a
Retail 50 $5M United States MACH Software MACH Order Management Order Management 2012 n/a
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