Dynamic Systems, a software developer specialising in fresh food, has launched a data entry option that makes its inventory system accessible to those for whom English is a second language.
SIMBA uses touch computer data entry and barcoding to manage production, traceability and inventory for seafood processors.
The system records inventory from receiving through storage and shipping in real-time, giving the company’s management immediate information to make timely decisions and meet government regulations.
SIMBA Production is the module that resides at receiving and on the production floor. It uses touchscreen data entry to input variable information such as product, grade, colour and size and may be integrated with scales for automatic weight calculations. The addition of the multiple language capability makes it easier for companies who have employees whose preferred language is not English. SIMBA can provide up to 99 different languages, with two displaying on the touchscreen at one time.
Key benefits from implementing the SIMBA System include increased productivity, the ability to get real-time, accurate inventory reports, elimination of duplicate data entry, the ability to invoice at time of shipping without delay and full traceability.
