Technologies

Efficiency depends on technology and on its proper use in all sorts of ways; this is why Lekkerland has been investing for years in the development and optimisation of its systems.

Lekkerland has accomplished, in conjunction with leading software house partners, modern systems covering all the corporate needs of its distribution centres. Lekkerland has a customised information system which covers all the sales management with a direct link to the accounting systems. This generates basic information that supplies the business intelligence system and is aimed at analysing corporate performance, from the sales to the logistic sector, in order to constantly monitor the efficiency of all the Distribution Centres.

Also in the logistic area the ‘picking by voice’ system has recently been released: this allows picking through a voice-operated device used by preparers provided with headset and microphone, so as to interact with the system with one's hands free.

Last but not least, Lekkerland makes available to its sales network portable touch-screen terminals provided with proprietary software, to enable a faster and more efficient order collection from customers. This technology allows the collection of a great amount of information, which can in turn prove very helpful for the trade.

For instance, it is possible to know in real time the evaluations and historical data concerning the latest orders, as well as on product turnover with consequent acceleration of the order and warehouse management process. Furthermore, the customer has available information concerning recommended pricing for the public, indication as to the positioning and gain for each product, check on accumulated Fiocco Points, presentation of new products and display stands.

Lastly, the possibility of forwarding orders through the mobile network speeds up the order handling process with consequent optimisation of logistics and greater customer satisfaction.

The Lekkerland systems prove perfectly capable of fitting in with the modern notion of market.