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Order Entry & Order Processing

The Order Processing/Order Entry modules provide seamless flow of order information from Auction System as well as manual order entry via a CRT.

Web-enabled – Remote access system for ‘Buyers’
- Allows for maintenance of routing instructions on a per order/item basis
- Allows for the maintenance of multiple ‘Ship to’ processing on a line item basis
- Allows for maintenance of ‘Repacking’ and ‘Reprocessing’ instructions on per order/item basis
The Work Flow Control Process then generates R/F transactions, or paper documents to direct workers to begin:
- ‘Repacking’ and ‘Reprocessing’ operations
- Order Consolidation via barcode on an order/routing basis
Truck Loading (Shipping) process is accomplished via barcode to verify order integrity:
- During the shipping process, the Tote Tracking System captures via barcode all container information necessary to comply with the system requirements
- All Country of Origin and Method of Production information is assign to Orders on a line item basis to enable ‘Buyers’ to comply with all government regulations
- When confirmation of order shipping is complete, the order is release to the invoicing interface
- The invoice interface process can be dynamic or batch driven. SeaTrak provides custom interfaces for any of the ERP packages available today

Technical Perspective

At the core of SeaTrak is the Progress 4GL, an application development environment and language specifically engineered to express business processes with remarkable efficiently. Coupled with the Progress relational database SeaTrak can offer an open, flexible, scalable application that can support virtually an unlimited number of users and transactions with minimal administration and maintenance. Progress based applications are being utilized by 60% of the Fortune 500 corporation and 80% of the Fortune 100 corporations today. This main stream acceptance is largely due to its open architecture and low total cost of ownership.