FlexPort for Microsoft Dynamics AX
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SIS Global offers tailored consulting services and solutions for the Maritime, ports and shipping industry. SIS is the African partner for Ultimate Software Shipping Solutions and offers both FlexPort and FlexShip solutions. FlexPort® is a module for ports, landlord ports and port terminals. FlexPort® is an integrated part of the Microsoft Dynamics AX ERP solution built to cater to the requirements and needs of today’s international port business. FlexPort® is used by companies involved in the port business such as: Ports, landlord ports and port terminals.
The average port typically uses several different software solutions to manage its business. Microsoft Dynamics AX for ports offers one fully integrated all in one system automating manual processes and eliminating duplication of information from one system to the other. FlexPort uses standard Microsoft Dynamics AX e.g. finance, accounts receivable , accounts payable, project management, resource management and CRM.
Effective management of information is essential to develop and maintain the port's competitiveness. Port call dues, charges, services and leases can be administered simply and flexibly so that the fewest possible resources are tied up in the administration.You get a coherent and comprehensive system in which all tasks are handled, from the first information about the port call through to calculation / billing of charges and statistical follow up. Everything happens in the same solution, and the benefits are many including:
- Efficient resource planning and time management
- Quick settlements through complete control of vessels port calls, quay bookings, tariff fees and duties, task bookings and services
- Efficient communication with customers through EDI, XML or direct data input via internet portal
- Control and invoicing of leased properties and areas
- Handling of goods and deliveries
- Control of inventory and warehousing
- Document and email management
- Possibility to update FlexPort® tables online directly from 3rd parties such as Lloyds, UN and IMO
