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Dynamics Nav Highlights for the Industry

Highlights for the industry

Dynamics Nav is a comprehensive application for the chemical, pharmaceutical, medical, cosmetics, and food industry. This integrates all business areas from financial management to merchandise management, production planning, logistics, and monitoring. Complete batch logistics is provided throughout the company and traceability is ensured. All digital standards of supply chain integration are covered. The formulation and feature management allows flexible production with variable raw materials. Integrate supplier, customer, and management processes and generate new business models.
Batch Management
  1. Batch splitting and merging
  2. Specification and classification management
  3. Status and MHD management
  4. Multi-step batch inheritance
  5. Batch tracing
Data Security
  1. Digital signature
  2. Audit trail and field-level security
  3. Process- and quality-dependent authorization system
Production
  1. Manufacturing instructions and recipe management
  2. Fillings and transfers
  3. Scheduling and control
  4. Bottleneck planning
  5. Graphic control center
  6. Automated content calculation
  7. Appropriate production
Quality
  1. Specification management
  2. Ongoing testing/LIMS
  3. Supplier evaluation, evaluation of internal supplier reliability
  4. Quality trend analyses
Logistics
  1. Roles center for warehouse management
  2. Commissioning strategies
  3. Loan and charge carrier management
  4. Logistics key figures
Connections
  1. Mobile scanner
  2. Scales
  3. Hazard materials module

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