Retail
Foxtrot from EnableSoft provides a robust and easy to use data scripting and integration solution that allows retail organizations to better manage their data. Foxtrot improves the accuracy of customer and merchandise data, empowering retailers with information so they can make more informed decisions, gain a competitive advantage, strengthen customer and vendor loyalty, and improve profitability. Foxtrot is designed to automatically update and manage your data without the need to manually re-enter data while avoiding costly custom programming. Foxtrot can help your organization enhance all areas of your organization: - Customer Management: Foxtrot helps retailers view, identify, serve, measure, track and retain customer data and buying history. Foxtrot can help manage and streamline inbound online order fulfillment.
- Merchandising: Foxtrot optimizes merchandise layouts, assortments, pricing, promotions, space plans and allocations by accurately updating inventory counts, shipments and orders.
- Operational Control: Foxtrot enables retailers to leverage assets to serve customers more efficiently and profitably. It enhances operational efficiencies by allowing users to easily update payroll and accounting numbers, maintain employee records, manage inventory and merge data from disparate systems.
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Siemens Medical Systems currently uses Foxtrot for mass additions and changes to billing information, part numbers, product categories, standard costs, planner codes and other manufacturing variables contained in Excel spreadsheets. According to Proost, Foxtrot does everything Siemens Medical Systems asks of it. “Foxtrot has allowed me to shift repetitive data maintenance tasks from employees, giving them more time to manage the data and perform other operational duties. Foxtrot saves us a ton of effort and ensures an error-free process.”
Siemens Medical Systems – Bob Proost
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