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Wednesday 15. December 2010

New M.TransportCommunicator version released

M.TransportCommunicator Version 2.3, the very latest edition of Mercoline’s transport management solution, has been available to SAP users since mid-December of last year. This new software version features a broad array of new functions, making the integration into SAP logistics processes of courier, express package and parcel services (CEPs) as well as freighting companies even easier than before. A new standard feature of Version 2.3 is the support of a multi-level packaging concept. The ...
Tuesday 21. September 2010

Mercoline welcomes an additional customer for the implementation of the SAP QM module

Within the scope of an extensive project, SAP QM is introduced along the whole Supply Chain, including procurement, manufacturing and shipping processes. The customer comes from the area public sector and is one of the worldwide leading suppliers of high-level security technologies. The aim of the project is to move to an integrated and efficient handling of all QM processes in a system. In future, supplier's evaluation and goods receipt  can be carried out in the area of Procurement ...
Monday 08. February 2010

High-percentage B2B data interchange: The Berentzen Group outsources its entire EDI communications to Mercoline.

Berentzen has been using the Mercoline communications platform CS.Line for its ATLAS customs document exchange since 2008. Only one year later, it entered into an agreement for Mercoline to take on all of its EDI communications. What brought this about? Berentzen has been exchanging a broad range of its business data electronically with business partners for many years. Such data consist primarily of order data (ORDERS), dispatch notifications (DESADV) or invoices (INVOIC) with its B2B ...
Thursday 28. January 2010

Express for your parcels: Enable your SAP system to directly communicate with and track parcel shipments with UPS and other leading parcel services.

Each year, more than 2.5 billion shipments are sent out in Germany by express parcel  service companies such as UPS, DHL, FedEx, DPD, trans-o-flex or GLS. Often, the shipping processes with the those companies are not integrated into the shipper’s SAP system. Employees who want to send a package have to supply the parcel data already stored in SAP to the parcel service staff or the post office, where the data are then re-entered into the parcel companies system. The process is ...