Well, to begin with, our ERP is tailored specifically for manufacturing companies. We’re not trying to be a jack-of-all-trades for everyone out there. Our top designers and product managers have hands-on experience in manufacturing – they’ve been in the trenches, designing products, manufacturing them, and getting them shipped to customers. They intimately understand what users need and the challenges they face. They then hand over their designs to our IT wizards to turn them into top-notch software products. Once in action, it’s all about Kaizen – we’re always tweaking and improving to ensure we not only meet but exceed customer expectations. We were doing UX before UX was even a thing.

Now, let’s talk about our software views and reports – they’re all rules-based and are dynamically generated. This means the software automatically personalizes screens based on each user’s security clearance, language preference, and date format. Picture this: two colleagues, one in the U.S. and the other in India, both reviewing the same screen simultaneously and discussing its contents. The American sees the date in month/day/year format, while the Indian sees it in the international format. Oh, and “colour” appears as “color” for the U.S. user – talk about personalization! Now, switch your language preference to Spanish, and voilà – the column headings automatically switch to Spanish. That’s the level of personalization and user-centric design we bring to the table.

Our software was among the pioneers to achieve ASCA certification – that’s the gold standard for Auditability, Security, Control, and Accountability. We’ve got dynamic workflow control baked right into our software. Administration users have full control; documents like credit requests, sales quotes, and purchase requisitions follow custom routes for reviews and approvals. And guess what? Depending on a user’s security clearance, these approvals can be done seamlessly using OHM’s MyOHM mobile apps.

Streamlined Navigation. As you navigate through multiple screens during your working day, the system intuitively recalls your past actions and activities. It then presents relevant data, facilitating seamless selection and task execution.

Push Technology. In contrast to the traditional pull method where users actively seek information, push screens employ strategically positioned displays to continuously update operational users on company-wide activities. Examples include notifications such as pending customer orders for shipping, production orders falling behind schedule, and instructions for material handlers regarding products to be relocated from stock to delivery areas.