Weir Materials & Foundries purchases Cedillas METalchemist

edilla Systems, a leading ERP systems integrator, have announced that Weir Materials & Foundries (WMF), a specialist in manufacturing corrosion-resistant steel products for the oil, gas and marine industries, is investing in its METalchemist business software solution.

METalchemist is a powerful and flexible Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution based on Microsoft Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision), developed specifically for the metals processing sector, and sold exclusively by edilla.

Weir Materials and Foundries has invested in a 32 user METalchemist solution to facilitate stock and cut to length sales while also managing larger project managed packaged contracts, billing, production, test certificates, financial accounts and job costing. edilla will also be providing a new infrastructure system including networking software with database tuning, hardware and remote software maintenance services.

WMF want to remove duplication of processes across the business, gain better access to business performance information, improve stock control, sales management, production processes and provide a higher level of service to the customer. WMF hopes to simplify its business process by implementing METalchemist, therefore freeing up more time to be spent proactively seeking new business.

METalchemist will provide WMF with more immediate stock availability and demand information, allowing sales staff to work more effectively. This will not only improve efficiency on stock management and customer service, but will help to forecast more accurate purchasing levels. The effective procurement planning options provided by METalchemist will guard against under and over purchasing, and enable the company to maintain optimum stock levels.

We are looking forward to the many advantages and improvements METalchemist will bring to our business, commented Glenn Byrne the Sales and Technical Director at WMF. Not only will the implementation mean better service to our customers, by offering and delivering on time the right products, to the correct specification and price, it will also allow us to develop our competitiveness and grow the business with the same overhead

WMF expects METalchemist to be a tool to assist in growth of the business (including volumes of transactions, markets and locations). METalchemist will replace the current patchwork of systems with one manageable end-to-end solution operating on a single database and providing full integration of all business systems.

 The purchase of METalchemist will significantly increase productivity for WMF, improving relations inside and outside of the company, stated Jason Fazackerley, edilla Systems sales director. We are looking forward to working with them in the future.

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About Weir Materials & Foundries:

Weir Materials and Foundries specialise in the manufacture of corrosion resistant stainless steel pipe work system products and components. Mainly serving the oil and gas and marine industries, WMF stock and distribute Zeron 100 super duplex stainless steel pipes, fittings and flanges, bars and plates as individual components or as project managed pipe work packages. They also fabricate Zeron 100 pipe spools, manifolds and vessels in accordance with client drawings and specifications.

Weir's foundry produces pressure containing castings in low and high alloy steels commonly used in a wide range of industries, regularly supplying castings to pump, valve and other OEM companies

 

 About edilla:

edilla Systems Ltd specialises in the development and implementation of tailored business software solutions for small to medium sized businesses in the UK. edillas success has been built on the powerful Microsoft Dynamics NAV software range, an ERP software package from Microsoft Business Solutions which is sold and supported in 108 countries worldwide. edilla is a Microsoft Gold partner for Business Solutions, staffed by certified professionals dedicated to providing customised solutions, training and support services.

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