Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Hills Prospect	Distribution	144	$65M	United Kingdom	De-Facto	De-Facto Order Management	Order Management	2012	n/a	In 2012, Hills Prospect implemented De-Facto Order Management as part of a broader ERP engagement to support its UK drinks distribution operations, establishing a core Order Management capability across sales, distribution and e-commerce channels. The deployment is explicitly associated with a De-Facto partnership that began in 2012 and delivered an integrated solution covering product supply chain, order distribution and financial reporting for the company. The implementation centered on modules for product supply chain management, order and distribution processing, financial reporting and e-commerce functionality, with configuration to support order orchestration, fulfillment workflows and inventory synchronization typical of Order Management applications. De-Facto Order Management was configured to handle order capture from digital channels, routing into distribution workflows and posting transactional data into financial reporting processes. Operational coverage included the UK distribution network and the business functions of sales order processing, warehouse and distribution operations, e-commerce channel management and finance. The solution was delivered as an integrated ERP stack in which the De-Facto Order Management application operated as the transactional order engine feeding supply chain and financial reporting streams. Governance and process change accompanied the rollout, with automation of manual order handling tasks and restructured order-to-cash and supply chain workflows driven by the new system. The case study documents that automation of manual tasks and improved profitability were explicit outcomes of the De-Facto Order Management implementation.
Sebang Global Battery Co	Manufacturing	717	$65M	South Korea	SAP	SAP Transportation Management	Transportation Management	2015	n/a
	Manufacturing	717	$65M	South Korea	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Sales and Distribution (SD)	Supply Chain Management	2014	n/a
	Manufacturing	347	$64M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP APO	Demand Forecasting and Planning,Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2017	n/a
	Professional Services	334	$64M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2018	Arbela Technologies
	Manufacturing	199	$64M	India	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2015	n/a
	Professional Services	250	$64M	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Cloud SCM	Supply Chain Management	2022	n/a
	Retail	150	$64M	Italy	Deda Group	Deda Stealth Inventory	Inventory Management	2011	n/a
	Distribution	100	$64M	France	Savoye	Savoye WES	Inventory Management	2025	n/a
	Distribution	100	$64M	France	Savoye	Savoye WMS	Warehouse Management	2024	n/a

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Country

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Hills Prospect

Distribution

144

$65M

United Kingdom

De-Facto

De-Facto Order Management

Order Management

2012

n/a

In 2012, Hills Prospect implemented De-Facto Order Management as part of a broader ERP engagement to support its UK drinks distribution operations, establishing a core Order Management capability across sales, distribution and e-commerce channels. The deployment is explicitly associated with a De-Facto partnership that began in 2012 and delivered an integrated solution covering product supply chain, order distribution and financial reporting for the company. The implementation centered on modules for product supply chain management, order and distribution processing, financial reporting and e-commerce functionality, with configuration to support order orchestration, fulfillment workflows and inventory synchronization typical of Order Management applications. De-Facto Order Management was configured to handle order capture from digital channels, routing into distribution workflows and posting transactional data into financial reporting processes. Operational coverage included the UK distribution network and the business functions of sales order processing, warehouse and distribution operations, e-commerce channel management and finance. The solution was delivered as an integrated ERP stack in which the De-Facto Order Management application operated as the transactional order engine feeding supply chain and financial reporting streams. Governance and process change accompanied the rollout, with automation of manual order handling tasks and restructured order-to-cash and supply chain workflows driven by the new system. The case study documents that automation of manual tasks and improved profitability were explicit outcomes of the De-Facto Order Management implementation.