Although Intimo as a business has rapidly grown its operations over recent years, the actual product picking processes within its distribution centre still relied on inefficient paper-based systems that were open to errors and were labor-intensive and time-consuming. Recognising the need to operate an efficient supply chain and the importance of accuracy in its direct to home product delivery processes, Intimo recently turned to VoiceID to discuss the use of Honeywell solutions for their picking process.\n\nThe Needs\n• Technology that enhances stock management process and increases warehouse efficiency.\n• Upgrade the current manual system of warehouse management to a more powerful automated solution that delivers more accuracy and reliability.\n• A fast, easy-to-use, and scalable solution that grows with the changing needs of the facility.

Muscle Maker Grill needed a solution to quickly scan orders and receipts at checkout. The company was using in-line scanners and its employees were having difficulty lining up the barcodes on drink bottles. Additionally, the company planned to roll out a digital loyalty program using a smartphone app, as the previous paper card punch system was easy for customers to lose and did not provide insights into customer buying habits. With the rise in digital coupon usage, Muscle Maker Grill wanted to capitalize on this trend to better engage with customers.

National Food, a snack food producer and distributor, was using outdated handheld PCs and a mix of software packages that were not designed for the Direct Store Delivery (DSD) industry. This setup made it difficult to generate necessary sales and inventory reports, often taking hours to create a single report. These inefficiencies impacted deliveries to key customers such as regional and national supermarket chains including Publix, Winn-Dixie, Wal-Mart, BJ’s, and Sam’s Clubs.

Bossard North America faced significant challenges with their existing mobile printers used on forklifts for order processing. The inherited printers from Europe degraded in performance over time, leading to frequent breakdowns and long repair times of up to three months. This caused operational inefficiencies and downtime, as workers had to resort to stationary printers, leading to misplaced or incorrect labels. The company needed a more reliable and high-volume printing solution to meet their growing demands.