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- 建筑物
- 建筑与基础设施
用例
- 根因分析与诊断
关于客户
Earthlite成立于1987年,总部位于加利福尼亚州维斯塔,被公认为世界上最高品质的按摩和水疗设备制造商。该公司业务遍及三大洲,产品销往全球 150 多个国家。鉴于其多样化且分散的客户群,Earthlite 需要一种高效、准确的方法来管理其应收账款和应付账款报告流程。该公司现有的静态报告结构面临着挑战,该结构耗时、资源密集且容易出错。
挑战
Earthlite 是一家领先的按摩和水疗设备制造商,在管理其应收账款和应付账款报告流程方面面临着重大挑战。由于客户群多样化且分散,该公司需要一种高效、准确的方法来管理这些流程。现有的方法是应收账款团队手动下载并分析 500 页的 PDF 报告,以识别需要收款的账户。静态报告结构使 Earthlite 无法对信息进行排序和组织或执行任何类型的数据分析。这个过程不仅耗时且占用资源,每个团队成员每月大约需要六个小时,而且在收集过程中还容易出现错误和潜在的延误。
解决方案
为了克服这些挑战,Earthlite 转向 Altair 的 Monarch 解决方案。 Monarch 简化了数据准备过程并加快了分析速度。它能够将应收账款信息自动导出到表格结构中,从而为 Earthlite 提供排序、过滤和执行任何类型分析的能力。这极大地简化并加快了报告和分析过程。以前由三人组成的团队平均每月需要花费 18 个小时才能完成的工作,现在只需要一名员工只需一小时即可完成。该解决方案为公司节省了大量时间,预计每年节省 200 个小时。
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