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OpticCountVSThe ERP alone

The ERP is the brain. We are the hands.

Priority, SAP, Hashavshevet: excellent systems we do not pretend to replace. But their counting screens were built for a desktop in the office, not a worker at a shelf. We count on the floor, and your ERP receives the result in a format it likes.

Head to head

Not replacing your ERP. Completing it.

The right column is not against your system. It is exactly what it is missing on the floor.

Purchasing, planning, finance

ERP alone: The ERP's natural home

ERP + OpticCount: Not our territory, on purpose

Counting at the shelf

ERP alone: A screen built for the office

ERP + OpticCount: A screen built for thumbs

Camera scanning

ERP alone: Usually none

ERP + OpticCount: Built in, plus Bluetooth guns

Ten counters in parallel

ERP alone: Not the scenario it planned for

ERP + OpticCount: The core of the system

Weak signal in the warehouse

ERP alone: The screen hangs

ERP + OpticCount: Saved on device, uploads later

Who counted and when

ERP alone: The import record

ERP + OpticCount: A log per individual scan

Getting results back in

ERP alone: Typing, or building a file by hand

ERP + OpticCount: A ready template for your system

Opening a new count

ERP alone: Involve IT

ERP + OpticCount: A manager opens it from the screen

Where it breaks

Three familiar moments, and what happens here instead.

"Bring a laptop to the warehouse."

The ERP's counting screen wants a keyboard, a mouse and stable network. The warehouse offers shelves, dust and patchy reception.

The phone already in the pocket.

Every worker scans from their own device, on a screen built for fingers. The laptop stays in the office, where it is happy.

"Two people cannot count together."

ERP counting screens are built for one licensed user. Ten workers in parallel is a distant dream or an expensive license.

The whole team, one count.

As many workers as you need, each in their own zone, all merging into one count in real time.

"Now type it all back in."

Counted on paper or in Excel? Someone now sits at the ERP keying in results, row after row.

A file the ERP swallows as-is.

The count ends in a file shaped for your system: Priority, SAP, Hashavshevet and more. One import and it is in.

What it looks like here

The results arrive already shaped for your ERP.

The results screen shows every item with the counted quantity, the value your ERP has on record, and the difference between them. What you download imports as-is, without touching a column.

OpticCount's count results screen comparing counted quantities against ERP values with differences marked, ready for exportThe count itself happens on phones on the floor, and the results flow back to the ERP
In fairness

When the ERP alone is enough

Two hundred items, one yearly count, and one person calmly typing at a desk? You can live with that. The comparison starts to hurt when there is a team, a real warehouse, or more than one count a year.

Your ERP keeps running the business. We just make sure the numbers entering it come from the shelf, not from memory.

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