Doc’s Food Stores Inc. of Bixby, Oklahoma has selected and
implemented InterScale, ADC’s scales management system.
When looking
for a scales management provider, centralization and standardization were
important factors to Doc’s Food Stores Inc. InterScale hosts future-dated
item, price and label information from one ‘scale neutral’ system at Doc’s Food
Stores Inc. headquarters, allowing them to centrally manage all of their
in-store scales, regardless of brand and type.
“With
InterScale, we are able to centrally control our store scales, including
pricing and the ingredient text printed on scale labels,” said Jim Brown,
President of Doc's Food Stores Inc. “InterScale allows our store scales
to communicate
to a central system at our headquarters, providing us with
visibility of what is happening with the scales in our stores.”
In addition to
centralized control of their in-store scales, Doc’s Food Stores Inc. wanted to
implement InterScale alongside BRdata’s Retail BOSS Host software, that hosts
price changes to their Point Of Sale (POS) systems.
“InterScale is
tightly integrated with the BRdata Retail BOSS Host system, which resulted in
us eliminating 20 hours of in-store scale price maintenance labor per week,”
continued Jim Brown. “We are now able to allocate this labor elsewhere in
our fresh departments, increasing our store associates productivity and
customer service.”
“We are pleased
to hear of the labor saving results that Food Stores Inc. has seen by
implementing InterScale with BRdata Retail Boss Host, said Steve Loveridge,
ADC’s CEO. “We continuously strive to help our clients maximize their investment
in ADC software. One of the most important ways to do this is by working
with our partners to develop seamless interfaces.”
InterScale is
one of the systems in InterStore, ADC’s suite of Fresh Item Management (FIM)
software, which helps to increase efficiencies in grocery-retail and
food-service industries. The other two systems in InterStore are the
NutriGen Recipe Manager and the P-Cubed Production Manager, for production
planning, markdowns, cutting and shrink management.
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