Are You Considering FoodLink or iTrade?
If you’re thinking about FoodLink or iTrade and interested in an interface to our Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software, let us know! We’d be happy to set it up and get it working properly.
GIVE a Testimonial and GET Free Tech Support
We know what a pain it can be to set aside time to write a testimonial. So we decided to offer Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software customers an incentive and thank you, by way of 15 minutes of free tech support (valued at $32.25). Email us with what you love about PICS, what you … Read more
Weight Added to Inbound Load Confirmations and OutBound Load Reports in PICS
We added weight to the information that can be printed on inbound load confirmations and outbound load reports in Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software.
SNAP’d by SNAP
SNAP Brampton once again played the role of Vezina Trophy Sponsor as part of the “hockey-themed” 6th Annual WaudWare Invitational Golf Tournament that also gave gave Brampton’s newest team, the Brampton Beast, a chance to get noticed! The WaudWare Invitational Golf Tournament supports the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation. Click on the link to see … Read more
Danke, Natick, Grazie… (thank you)
A picture is worth a thousand thank you’s. That’s why we published special “kudos to you” for our Stanley Cup Sponsor, North American Produce Buyers Ltd., the Vezina Trophy Sponsors, CCV Insurance and Financial Services, Meri-Mac Inc. and SNAP Brampton, to name a few. We sincerely appreciate everyone’s support of the 6th Annual WaudWare Invitational … Read more
Now You Can BCC Order Confirmations in Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software
We’re always on the look out for enhancements we can make to the Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software system, for the fresh produce industry. Recently, we added the ability to BCC Order Confirmations which are sent via EmFx.
We Have the Solution for Effective Lot Control!
We recently participated in the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s CFIA Food Safety Regulatory Modernization Webinar (August 29). Several documents were presented including: Outcomes Based Regulations Regulatory Framework Labelling Modernization Imported Food Sector Product Regulations Compliance Promotion Suffice it to say, there was enough detailed information presented to overwhelm even the most experienced fresh produce industry … Read more
New Automated Import/Export Capabilities in PICS
We’ve been creating a lot of automated imports and exports lately in our Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software. For example, if your customers send you Sales Orders via email or ftp, we can provide you with an automated scheduled program that will import them into PICS. Presto – process improvement! Interested? Let us know! … Read more
WebPICS Works in Palletized Inventory Mode
We’ve continued to refine our Web-based version of Produce Inventory Control System (WebPICS) software such that it can also work in a palletized inventory mode.
What is the Safe Food for Canadians Act?
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is taking action to further strengthen Canada’s world-class food safety system. The passage of the Safe Food for Canadians Act in November 2012 set the stage for important changes to Canada’s food safety system. The Act will come into force at the beginning of 2015. Learn more about the Safe … Read more
Improvements to Sales Order Lines in Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software system
We have added the ability to override the qty of units on a storage unit on the sales order lines in Produce Inventory Control System (PICS) software. So you can now specify a different quantity from what is in your stock file if the customer requires a different amount. The order label printing program will … Read more
CFIA Consultation on the new Safe Food for Canadians Act
The OPMA distributed a Member Notice yesterday we thought we’d share: “The new Safe Food for Canadians Act was passed last year. Before the Act is brought into force, the CFIA will be reviewing all existing regulations that were made under the Acts that this one will eventually replace. Consultation on new regulations has now … Read more
