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Filippa K selects Nedap inventory management solution
12 Jan '21
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Multinational technology company, Nedap, has announced that Swedish fashion brand, Filippa K, has deployed !D Cloud, Nedap’s inventory management platform. With the implementation of RFID technology, Filippa K improves inventory accuracy and increases product availability throughout their retail supply chains and stores for agile omni-channel fulfilment.
Filippa K is known as a brand that approaches fashion with a perspective of longevity and mindfulness of the environment. Overstocked stores and distribution centres and high safety thresholds to confidently fulfil e-commerce orders do not fit these values. Filippa K opted for a best-of-breed solution that fit their objectives and use cases. Nedap’s API-based software-as-a-service platform allowed Filippa K for ease of integration within their ERP-system. This built the foundation to easily feed the most up-to-date product availability information into the e-commerce platform from Episerver and the Sitoo POS and Unified Commerce Platform. This way, Filippa K operations will increasingly focus on the customer and unify brick-and-mortar and online shopping experience, according to a press release by Nedap.
The project, fully deployed in a month, started small with the objective to optimise in-store item availability. Shortly after, Filippa K decided to implement services that allow customers to return in any desired store. In addition, centralising inventory in order to transfer items between stores or back to the distribution centres allows Filippa K to turn a loss into a sale.
“Our challenge is to provide the full brand experience throughout all channels. Product availability is key to achieve this. One major objective was to have a lean fulfilment process, with only the products on shelf that are strictly needed. This way, we minimise waste and this is also what our community expects us to do. RFID technology helps us to always have the right products available online and in our stores. Our next step is to directly fulfil e-commerce orders from store. In addition, we are looking into leveraging our source tagged merchandise for loss prevention purposes. This will further optimise efficiency and item availability,” Emelie Berggren, fulfilment director at Filippa K said.
“We are glad to have Filippa K on board as a member of our RFID user community. It’s a pleasure to see how quickly they adopted and deployed our solution. We are looking forward to expanding the current use cases and increase success of this exciting brand together with Securitas, our vendor-partner in this project,” Elles te Boome-Harbers, global sales and business developer at Nedap said.
Filippa K is known as a brand that approaches fashion with a perspective of longevity and mindfulness of the environment. Overstocked stores and distribution centres and high safety thresholds to confidently fulfil e-commerce orders do not fit these values. Filippa K opted for a best-of-breed solution that fit their objectives and use cases. Nedap’s API-based software-as-a-service platform allowed Filippa K for ease of integration within their ERP-system. This built the foundation to easily feed the most up-to-date product availability information into the e-commerce platform from Episerver and the Sitoo POS and Unified Commerce Platform. This way, Filippa K operations will increasingly focus on the customer and unify brick-and-mortar and online shopping experience, according to a press release by Nedap.
The project, fully deployed in a month, started small with the objective to optimise in-store item availability. Shortly after, Filippa K decided to implement services that allow customers to return in any desired store. In addition, centralising inventory in order to transfer items between stores or back to the distribution centres allows Filippa K to turn a loss into a sale.
“Our challenge is to provide the full brand experience throughout all channels. Product availability is key to achieve this. One major objective was to have a lean fulfilment process, with only the products on shelf that are strictly needed. This way, we minimise waste and this is also what our community expects us to do. RFID technology helps us to always have the right products available online and in our stores. Our next step is to directly fulfil e-commerce orders from store. In addition, we are looking into leveraging our source tagged merchandise for loss prevention purposes. This will further optimise efficiency and item availability,” Emelie Berggren, fulfilment director at Filippa K said.
“We are glad to have Filippa K on board as a member of our RFID user community. It’s a pleasure to see how quickly they adopted and deployed our solution. We are looking forward to expanding the current use cases and increase success of this exciting brand together with Securitas, our vendor-partner in this project,” Elles te Boome-Harbers, global sales and business developer at Nedap said.
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