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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
ClearVision Optical	Distribution	450	$74M	United States	Epicor	Epicor WMS	Warehouse Management	2017	n/a	In 2017 ClearVision Optical implemented Epicor WMS for Warehouse Management. The deployment targeted ClearVision Optical distribution operations in the United States to centralize inventory control and to standardize cycle counting and fulfillment workflows across its warehouse environment. Epicor WMS was configured to support inventory balance reporting and cycle counts, and to enable common Warehouse Management capabilities such as barcode-driven receiving, putaway, picking, and inventory control processes consistent with the Warehouse Management category. The implementation explicitly maintained reporting parity so inventory balance and cycle counts are reported in both Epicor and Epicor WMS, ensuring transactional events recorded in the WMS appear in the broader Epicor record set. Operational coverage focused on warehouse and inventory management teams, with process changes to reconcile cycle count results and to route inventory adjustments through defined WMS workflows. Governance emphasized synchronized reporting and reconciliation between Epicor and Epicor WMS, aligning operational warehouse transactions with enterprise inventory records and defined cycle count procedures.
Pero Family Farms Food Company, LLC	Consumer Packaged Goods	450	$50M	United States	Robocom	Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2006	n/a	In 2006, Pero Family Farms Food Company, LLC implemented Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management, a Warehouse Management application, to standardize warehouse and inventory operations. The Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management deployment was targeted at the companys distribution and storage operations and positioned the application as the primary system for inventory control and warehouse execution. The implementation configured core Warehouse Management capabilities, including inventory tracking, cycle counting, receiving, and pick and pack workflows to support day to day fulfillment and stock accuracy. Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management was configured to enforce inventory reconciliation and operational rules that align warehouse transactions with physical counts and inventory valuation processes. Operational coverage centered on warehouse and inventory control teams, with downstream visibility for supply chain and finance functions to support inventory loss reporting and cost control. The rollout emphasized warehouse floor procedures and inventory stewardship, with the application embedded into routine receiving, putaway, and cycle count activities across the companys warehousing footprint. Governance and workflow changes introduced formal cycle count governance and monthly accuracy verification processes to sustain inventory integrity. These process controls routed exceptions into inventory reconciliation workflows and created audit trails for inventory adjustments and loss control. The accuracy level of Robocoms WMS is proven month in and month out and is saving us the equivalent of two hourly workers, or $50,000-$75,000 in manpower on inventory alone. R-WMS has absolutely helped us improve our profitability, just in the control of inventory loss, reflecting explicit operational cost and inventory accuracy outcomes reported by the customer.
	Transportation	450	$100M	Belgium	All-Connects	All-Connects Track and Trace	Fleet Management	2019	n/a
	Transportation	450	$110M	Canada	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS)	Warehouse Management	2015	n/a
	Transportation	450	$110M	Canada	Descartes Systems	Descartes Transportation Manager	Transportation Management	2015	n/a
	Professional Services	450	$65M	United States	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS)	Warehouse Management	2013	n/a
	Transportation	450	$90M	Canada	3Gtms	3Gtms Visibility Platform	Transportation Management	2020	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	450	$60M	United States	Tive	Tive Platform	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2020	n/a
	Transportation	450	$450M	United States	Trucker Tools	Trucker Tools Real-Time Visibility Platform	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2017	n/a
	Media	450	$319M	Belgium	Zetes	Zetes Zeus	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2018	n/a

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Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

ClearVision Optical

Distribution

450

$74M

United States

Epicor

Epicor WMS

Warehouse Management

2017

n/a

In 2017 ClearVision Optical implemented Epicor WMS for Warehouse Management. The deployment targeted ClearVision Optical distribution operations in the United States to centralize inventory control and to standardize cycle counting and fulfillment workflows across its warehouse environment. Epicor WMS was configured to support inventory balance reporting and cycle counts, and to enable common Warehouse Management capabilities such as barcode-driven receiving, putaway, picking, and inventory control processes consistent with the Warehouse Management category. The implementation explicitly maintained reporting parity so inventory balance and cycle counts are reported in both Epicor and Epicor WMS, ensuring transactional events recorded in the WMS appear in the broader Epicor record set. Operational coverage focused on warehouse and inventory management teams, with process changes to reconcile cycle count results and to route inventory adjustments through defined WMS workflows. Governance emphasized synchronized reporting and reconciliation between Epicor and Epicor WMS, aligning operational warehouse transactions with enterprise inventory records and defined cycle count procedures.

Pero Family Farms Food Company, LLC

Consumer Packaged Goods

450

$50M

United States

Robocom

Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management

Warehouse Management

2006

n/a

In 2006, Pero Family Farms Food Company, LLC implemented Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management, a Warehouse Management application, to standardize warehouse and inventory operations. The Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management deployment was targeted at the companys distribution and storage operations and positioned the application as the primary system for inventory control and warehouse execution. The implementation configured core Warehouse Management capabilities, including inventory tracking, cycle counting, receiving, and pick and pack workflows to support day to day fulfillment and stock accuracy. Robocom RIMS Warehouse Management was configured to enforce inventory reconciliation and operational rules that align warehouse transactions with physical counts and inventory valuation processes. Operational coverage centered on warehouse and inventory control teams, with downstream visibility for supply chain and finance functions to support inventory loss reporting and cost control. The rollout emphasized warehouse floor procedures and inventory stewardship, with the application embedded into routine receiving, putaway, and cycle count activities across the companys warehousing footprint. Governance and workflow changes introduced formal cycle count governance and monthly accuracy verification processes to sustain inventory integrity. These process controls routed exceptions into inventory reconciliation workflows and created audit trails for inventory adjustments and loss control. The accuracy level of Robocoms WMS is proven month in and month out and is saving us the equivalent of two hourly workers, or $50,000-$75,000 in manpower on inventory alone. R-WMS has absolutely helped us improve our profitability, just in the control of inventory loss, reflecting explicit operational cost and inventory accuracy outcomes reported by the customer.