Order Management – Fishbowl Blog

Green means go, yellow means caution, and red means stop. That’s true in traffic flow – and now it’s true in order management, too. Traffic Signals When fulfilling orders, it’s…

If there was an error on an order, you can reconcile it to fix those errors and make sure you don’t overpay.

Suppliers can take some of the risk out of consignment by using an order management solution.

You should calculate lead times for all of your products and all of the other materials you work with on a daily basis so you won’t run out of them.

Picking, packing, and shipping are some of the most basic and important things that companies do on a daily basis.

Every company should have an “easy come, easy go” order management system.

Whether you’ve got a big or small business, you should definitely use an EDI. Most large retailers refuse to do business with vendors who don’t use one.

You don’t have to be a kung fu master to purchase products from vendors. But it doesn’t hurt.

In honor of the best holiday of the year, enjoy this new version of the classic Christmas Carol “I Saw Three Ships.”

The solution to order management problems is to use advance shipping notice and inventory management software.

One of your primary concerns, as a business owner, should be how much to charge customers for shipping.

Starting August 5, 2013 the U.S. Postal Service will no longer deliver regular First Class mail on Saturdays. How will this affect your business?