Welcome to the first issue of New Features of 2021, and also the first issue since we launched our Feature Request Forum! We love the suggestions and feedback that we are getting from our users (you) and we are working away at them. Here are
Icicle’s intelligent automation technology helped a poultry plant reopen safely and a dumpling maker triple their business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
From a small operation to a booming local businses, Honest Dumplings used Icicle’s intelligent ERP system to scale up safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We’ve launched a new picking interface for higher velocities of product, a handy “quick view” feature, more uses for scanners, and more — all working to make your work day easier and faster
The name of the game for this installment of Icicle’s new features is “improvement” –- improvements in speed, efficiency, choice, and mobile responsiveness that help you manage your workflows better. Check out more below. Blazingly Fast Warehouse Management When was it released? April 29, 2019
Your Quality Assurance team needs automation technology to improve food safety and quality — and get the certifications you need to secure the big customers.
Our latest case study looks at P&S Frozen Foods, where they use Icicle’s automation technology to secure big contracts, succeed at SQF, and reduce daily inspection times by almost 90%.
“When it came to recalls and being on the ball with inventory management, a software system like Icicle was ideal for us.” And more testimonials from the Chai Company
Our friends at The Chai Company, Director of Operations Simon Lam and QA Manager Barbara Jedrzejewska, were kind enough to sit down with us and discuss how they solved some of their operational efficiency challenges by going digital and creating a centralized data hub for
Traceability – the ability to track and trace all your ingredients, materials, and packaging. coming into your facility, and all your products going out – has become a new game with the advent of more sophisticated technologies and increased regulatory oversight. As such, traceability is