Supply Chain

Companies around the world are already enjoying substantial improvements to their distribution pipeline by using StreamServe capabilities.

Click on a logo below to learn how they’ve used StreamServe Enterprise Document Presentment to improve bill presentment, lower costs, increase productivity, and improve bill production and distribution.

AET Films is North America's leading developer and only independent global supplier dedicated solely to the manufacture of films for use in commercial packaging. The company's challenge was to increase margins and retain customers by providing outstanding service in the form of highly personalized communications.

Akzo Nobel is a world leader in pharmaceuticals, coatings, and chemicals, and the group’s Decorative Coatings business provides a vast range of paints, varnishes, and other products. Akzo Nobel wanted to gain greater control over the look and feel of its documents, and output documents more cost effectively.

Scandinavian company Buena Vista Home Entertainment AB, a subsidiary of the Disney Group, sells about 12 million DVDs per year, primarily to video stores and superstores. The company's challenge was to achieve efficient payment flows and reduce costs by automating and streamlining the invoicing process.

Copaco Netherlands B.V. is one of the largest distributors of information and communication technology products in the Netherlands. Their challenge was to connect Copaco Netherlands’ SAP environment to their customer’s ERP systems so they can implement a personalized, two-way electronic exchange of orders and invoices.

DB Schenker combines the fields DB Schenker Rail and DB Schenker Logistics, comprising rail, land transport, air and ocean freight and contract logistics/SCM.

DSV sends out eight million invoices a year, so finding a way to distribute documents to subcontractors and customers electronically represented a potential savings of $3 million per year.

Groupe Etam is an international distributor of ready-to-wear clothing and women’s lingerie. Etam’s new SAP software made it necessary to improve report formatting and to better respond to distribution requirements related to output documents—to ultimately improve services provided to manufacturers and subcontractors.

The Electricity Supply Board (ESB) is the leading Irish electricity utility with 1.7 million customers. With such a large customer base and more than 10 million bills to be processed each year, ESB knew it was critical to develop an efficient Enterprise D

ND Logistics Netherlands B.V. is part of the French Norbert Dentressangle Group, which is one of Europe's leading logistics companies. The company's goal was to efficiently manage the document presentment of millions of packing lists, labels and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, order forms, and invoices for multinational companies every year.

When Stanley Europe was faced with slow product and document dispatch times, rapidly rising print costs, and inconsistent branding on client-facing documents, they turned to StreamServe for help. They were not disappointed.

The Swedish Postal Service (Posten) has more than 40,000 employees and about €2.5 billion in revenues. They wanted to provide more electronic services for business clients, but that necessitated integrating disparate ERP systems into Posten’s SAP® system.

TMI Integrated Logistics and Road Air Logistics companies are part of the Netherlands-based TMI Group, a holding company that offers integrated logistics services. The company faced the challenge to streamline its IT environment to facilitate group-wide systems standardization, enabling the production of personalized customer documents to enhance customer loyalty.

U.S. Tsubaki was experiencing difficulty with the speed and accuracy of its document distribution, so they wanted to find a way to communicate more effectively with its customers, global suppliers, and partners.