Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
JS Products	Retail	300	$63M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central - Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2021	n/a	In 2021, JS Products implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central - Warehouse Management to consolidate warehouse operations and ERP functions across its retail distribution environment. The implementation migrated warehouse operations from Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS) and moved ERP records from Microsoft Dynamics GP into a unified Business Central deployment, aligning the Warehouse Management application with the company IT roadmap overseen by the IT Director. The deployment focused on Warehouse Management core capabilities, including inventory control, receiving and put away workflows, directed picking and packing, shipping orchestration, cycle counting and lot and serial tracking. Configuration work emphasized warehouse location management, replenishment rules and barcode scanning workflows to bring operational warehouse processes into Business Central transaction flows. Architecturally the effort centralized warehouse operational modules within a single Business Central instance, consolidating inventory and financial master data to reduce reconciliation overhead between systems. Operational coverage extended across warehouse operations, supply chain and finance teams, with Business Central serving as the single source for inventory ledgers and transaction history. Governance and rollout were conducted in the context of an IT strategic roadmap, with a security strategic plan that addressed gaps against the CIS 8 security framework and service desk operations optimized under ITIL principles. The program also included improved data recovery systems and reduced downtime to mitigate data loss risk, and was managed within an annual IT budget framework.
VisionLab	Retail	584	$63M	Spain	SAP	SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management)	Warehouse Management	2010	n/a
	Automotive	60	$63M	United States	DealerCue Automotive	Vincue Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2024	n/a
	Automotive	150	$63M	Mexico	Infor	Infor Demand Planner	Demand Forecasting and Planning	2018	GCM
	Transportation	400	$63M	United States	McLeod Software	McLeod LoadMaster	Transportation Management	2021	n/a
	Manufacturing	166	$63M	Switzerland	Codeware	Codeware WMS	Warehouse Management	2024	n/a
	Distribution	295	$62M	United Kingdom	ORTEC	ORTEC Routing Suite	Transportation Management	2017	n/a
	Utilities	500	$62M	Canada	Oracle	Oracle Cloud SCM	Supply Chain Management	2018	Peloton Consulting Group
	Manufacturing	500	$62M	United States	SYSPRO	SYSPRO Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2023	n/a
	Manufacturing	440	$62M	Germany	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Sales and Distribution (SD)	Supply Chain Management	2008	All for One Group

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JS Products

Retail

300

$63M

United States

Microsoft

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central - Warehouse Management

Warehouse Management

2021

n/a

In 2021, JS Products implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central - Warehouse Management to consolidate warehouse operations and ERP functions across its retail distribution environment. The implementation migrated warehouse operations from Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS) and moved ERP records from Microsoft Dynamics GP into a unified Business Central deployment, aligning the Warehouse Management application with the company IT roadmap overseen by the IT Director. The deployment focused on Warehouse Management core capabilities, including inventory control, receiving and put away workflows, directed picking and packing, shipping orchestration, cycle counting and lot and serial tracking. Configuration work emphasized warehouse location management, replenishment rules and barcode scanning workflows to bring operational warehouse processes into Business Central transaction flows. Architecturally the effort centralized warehouse operational modules within a single Business Central instance, consolidating inventory and financial master data to reduce reconciliation overhead between systems. Operational coverage extended across warehouse operations, supply chain and finance teams, with Business Central serving as the single source for inventory ledgers and transaction history. Governance and rollout were conducted in the context of an IT strategic roadmap, with a security strategic plan that addressed gaps against the CIS 8 security framework and service desk operations optimized under ITIL principles. The program also included improved data recovery systems and reduced downtime to mitigate data loss risk, and was managed within an annual IT budget framework.