Agribuys, a supply chain integrator for the food industry, has announced the completion of another successful implementation of an integrated software solution at Fresh Kist Produce LLC, a major grower-shipper of fresh vegetables with operations in California, Arizona and Mexico.
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This integrated solution enables Fresh Kist to exchange business documents between its trading partners and its accounting software when using the Agribuys system. This major step in end-to-end integration allows retailer and supplier information to fly electronically and automatically through the Agribuys system, while eliminating process inefficiencies. This integration supports the exchange of Purchase Orders, Pick-up Numbers, Purchase Order Changes, Advance Shipping Notices and Invoices.
Agribuys is proceeding rapidly toward its goal of providing end-to-end functionality with most existing back-office systems in order to deliver to suppliers the maximum benefits of supply chain integration. The 2,300+ suppliers on the Agribuys system have utilized a variety of integration options that support machine-to-machine data exchange and synchronization.
Minos Athanassiadis, Agribuys VP, produce, said: “The availability of a variety of integration options/adapters makes the functionality of the Agribuys platform readily accessible to grower-shippers regardless of their size.”
The Agribuys integrated solution is currently being implemented at additional grower-shippers in various growing regions throughout the US.
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By GlobalDataJason Lathos, sales manager for Fresh Kist, commented: “Agribuys has improved the compatibility between supplier and retailer systems and has taken us a step closer to our goal of paperless transactions.”
