Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Hantover	Distribution	170	$45M	United States	Epicor	Epicor Prophet 21 WMS	Warehouse Management	2017	n/a	In 2017 Hantover deployed Epicor Prophet 21 WMS to rationalize warehouse operations at its Fayetteville, Arkansas facility, establishing a formal Warehouse Management capability tied to its core distribution activities. The implementation centered on operational control for a roughly 60,000 square foot warehouse, with ongoing staffing practices that included recruiting 4 to 5 temporary workers monthly and maintaining two full time warehouse employees to support shipping, receiving and inventory workflows. Configuration work focused on standard Warehouse Management functions including inventory control and cycle counting, inbound receiving, outbound shipping and material movement tracking. Hantover used Epicor Prophet 21 WMS to record and report inventory and cycle counts alongside ERP records, and configured process controls for transportation cost standards, proactive equipment inspection schedules and warehouse layout planning to accommodate new equipment and improve space utilization. The project integrated operational vendor management and shipment documentation processes, preserving strong vendor connections for delivery coordination and paperwork handling. Epicor Prophet 21 WMS operated as the transactional system for warehouse, shipping and inventory control, while inventory and audit data were reconciled with ERP reporting to support daily logs, profit and loss statements and expense reporting for warehouse management. Operational governance was enforced through formal cycle count procedures and periodic audits, with inventory audits performed to company AA rating standards and documented as 100 percent accuracy when reported. Process changes included redesigning warehouse layout to maximize throughput and instituting maintenance and inspection cadence, while day to day shipping and receiving, returns and transfer processes were standardized under the Epicor Prophet 21 WMS driven workflows.
Vitaldent	Healthcare	300	$45M	Spain	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2020	Prodware
	Automotive	180	$45M	United States	SAP	SAP Order Management	Order Management	2015	n/a
	Manufacturing	200	$45M	United States	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS)	Warehouse Management	2019	n/a
	Distribution	350	$45M	United States	Zebra Technologies	Zebra Symmetry Fulfillment	Warehouse Management	2025	n/a
	Manufacturing	300	$45M	United Arab Emirates	Odoo	Odoo Inventory	Inventory Management	2025	n/a
	Professional Services	300	$45M	France	IFS	IFS Cloud Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2025	n/a
	Manufacturing	300	$45M	United States	Blue Ridge	Blue Ridge Supply Planing	Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2020	n/a
	Transportation	650	$45M	United States	Qv21 Technologies	Qv21	Logistics Management	2020	n/a
	Retail	300	$45M	Canada	Trane Technologies	ThermoKing TracKing	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2022	n/a

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Hantover

Distribution

170

$45M

United States

Epicor

Epicor Prophet 21 WMS

Warehouse Management

2017

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In 2017 Hantover deployed Epicor Prophet 21 WMS to rationalize warehouse operations at its Fayetteville, Arkansas facility, establishing a formal Warehouse Management capability tied to its core distribution activities. The implementation centered on operational control for a roughly 60,000 square foot warehouse, with ongoing staffing practices that included recruiting 4 to 5 temporary workers monthly and maintaining two full time warehouse employees to support shipping, receiving and inventory workflows. Configuration work focused on standard Warehouse Management functions including inventory control and cycle counting, inbound receiving, outbound shipping and material movement tracking. Hantover used Epicor Prophet 21 WMS to record and report inventory and cycle counts alongside ERP records, and configured process controls for transportation cost standards, proactive equipment inspection schedules and warehouse layout planning to accommodate new equipment and improve space utilization. The project integrated operational vendor management and shipment documentation processes, preserving strong vendor connections for delivery coordination and paperwork handling. Epicor Prophet 21 WMS operated as the transactional system for warehouse, shipping and inventory control, while inventory and audit data were reconciled with ERP reporting to support daily logs, profit and loss statements and expense reporting for warehouse management. Operational governance was enforced through formal cycle count procedures and periodic audits, with inventory audits performed to company AA rating standards and documented as 100 percent accuracy when reported. Process changes included redesigning warehouse layout to maximize throughput and instituting maintenance and inspection cadence, while day to day shipping and receiving, returns and transfer processes were standardized under the Epicor Prophet 21 WMS driven workflows.