Chainfood

Control over processes in the chain

Our ChainPoint chain information management system lets chain managers take the first steps quickly, as well as actively supporting the development of many aspects of the chain in the longer term.



A ChainPoint implementation consists of the ChainPoint Core and one or more modules as necessary, depending on the needs and the development phase of the chain collaboration:

ChainPoint Core
The basis, a fixed component of every ChainPoint implementation. Provides CRM functions, such as the registration of companies, peoples, roles and their interrelationships, as well as products, certificates and activities. ChainPoint Forms
Generates advanced web forms and supports workflows, context-dependent questions and automatic processing. ChainPoint Data Exchange
Imports, exports and synchronises data, ensuring that ChainPoint is linked up to other information systems within the chain. ChainPoint Relation Management
Facilitates spontaneous or automatic communication between chain partners by e-mail, text messages and/or on paper. ChainPoint Alerts
Informs selected users when information in ChainPoint meets previously defined criteria. ChainPoint Trading
Is a digital marketplace for trading products or sustainability certificates. ChainPoint Supply Chain Management
Records the requisite logistical data to create a detailed picture of the goods flow in the chain. Can be applied from just two links up to an entire chain. ChainPoint Tracer
Assists the tracing of products, finding causes of product discrepancies, mass balance checks and recall actions. ChainPoint Business Intelligence
Analyses and reports about all information in ChainPoint and - where possible and if required - other systems linked to ChainPoint. Microsoft SharePoint
Helps collaboration between ChainPoint users with features such as document management, forums and blogs.

Control over processes in the chain

Our ChainPoint chain information management system lets chain managers take the first steps quickly, as well as actively supporting the development of many aspects of the chain in the longer term.



A ChainPoint implementation consists of the ChainPoint Core and one or more modules as necessary, depending on the needs and the development phase of the chain collaboration:

ChainPoint Core
The basis, a fixed component of every ChainPoint implementation. Provides CRM functions, such as the registration of companies, peoples, roles and their interrelationships, as well as products, certificates and activities. ChainPoint Forms
Generates advanced web forms and supports workflows, context-dependent questions and automatic processing. ChainPoint Data Exchange
Imports, exports and synchronises data, ensuring that ChainPoint is linked up to other information systems within the chain. ChainPoint Relation Management
Facilitates spontaneous or automatic communication between chain partners by e-mail, text messages and/or on paper. ChainPoint Alerts
Informs selected users when information in ChainPoint meets previously defined criteria. ChainPoint Trading
Is a digital marketplace for trading products or sustainability certificates. ChainPoint Supply Chain Management
Records the requisite logistical data to create a detailed picture of the goods flow in the chain. Can be applied from just two links up to an entire chain. ChainPoint Tracer
Assists the tracing of products, finding causes of product discrepancies, mass balance checks and recall actions. ChainPoint Business Intelligence
Analyses and reports about all information in ChainPoint and - where possible and if required - other systems linked to ChainPoint. Microsoft SharePoint
Helps collaboration between ChainPoint users with features such as document management, forums and blogs.

The right information for the right decision

Extracting and gathering data from numerous and often very diverse sources is an important requirement for chain management. But simply gathering data is not enough. What does that data actually mean? What can you learn from this data and what conclusions can be drawn from it? Are you even able to see the wood for the trees? Can you spot opportunities that lie hidden in the chain? Translating data into information – information which drives decisions – is what Business Intelligence does. Chainfood provides the system and the expertise to let you improve your operations further.

Talk with our BI Services team to learn how Business Intelligence can improve your everyday business decision making.

ChainPoint Core

ChainPoint Relation Management

• send e-mails, text messages or letters to individual people or groups of people and
  companies easily;
• send e-mails and text messages automatically via ChainPoint, when certain criteria
  (e.g. in a workflow) have been met;
• use smart templates to send your chain partners exactly the information that they
  need and for which they have been authorised;
• send e-mails to dozens of users easily, using personalised PDF attachments, such as
  reports;
• send the correct language variant of a message using ChainPoint, based on the
  preferred language of the user;
  • forward e-mails in your local inbox to ChainPoint and include them in the system.

ChainPoint Trading

ChainPoint Tracer

ChainPoint BI

Microsoft SharePoint

ChainPoint SCM

• group questions clearly together in tabs and paragraphs;
• deal with response options, such as text, dates, data from systems or additional documents;
• explain questions and validate answers;
• create question dependencies (the answer to one question determines the subsequent questions, the answers or response options to those questions and/or the validation criteria);
• generate forms automatically, based on existing company information, for instance;
• validate completed forms using other data within the system;
• set up workflows that organise the processing steps of forms and the associated authorisations using automatic notification by e-mail, text messages and/or via the ChainPoint homepage.

ChainPoint Data Exchange

 

ChainPoint Alerts

• link a workflow to a notification to make sure that the differences stated in it can be dealt with in a structured and controlled way;
• link a report in PDF or Excel to an e-mail with detailed information about the notification (for example, the measurement results for a specific bacterium over the last three months in the event of a contamination).