WASI helps businesses, the procurement process for fasteners to streamline WUPPERTAL – Wagener & Simon WASI GmbH & co. KG has developed procurement management WASI Sc@n, with the medium-sized industrial enterprises efficiency of their procurement processes for connecting elements made of stainless steel and reduce their procurement costs. Companies that employ Sc@n WASI procurement management, benefit from a reduction of error sources through an effective purchase order entry. At the same time, they receive a greater process transparency and a higher process reliability when compared to the conventional ordering process. The buyers of the companies appreciate the relief in the operational work, because among other things the lead times for an order are much shorter than in the past. The lower costs are another positive side effect. Operationally, the company secure supplies with fasteners, whose shortages were often very expensive in operation.

At the same time, WASI allows customer-specific solutions through different modules that customize the company can. Nowadays, manufacturers are reinforced in the obligation to reduce their process costs to compete in the global market. Therefore more and more firms bet on delivery systems with electronic access, as it has developed WASI. “Because in this way, companies can significantly reduce their procurement costs for small parts,” says Dirk keels Dunsche, Managing Director of WASI. Three modules for individual client processes the WASI-customers have three modules to choose from: WASI Sc@n WS I – the customer scans WASI delivers in commercially available standard packaging in the goods receipt of the customers.

WASI Sc@n WS II – the customer scans WASI delivers in commercially available standard packaging in the shelf of the customers. WASI scans Sc@n WS III – WASI and delivers in standard packaging on the shelf of the customers. WASI is always based on the wishes and requirements of the customers. In a first step we create together with the customer for “it right concept”, explains Mustapha Kamal Dunsche.