Complex Carrier-Specific Systems Strain Shipping Operations In manufacturing shipping sites, it is common to use different shipping label issuing systems for each carrier, such as Yamato Transport, Sagawa Express, and Seino Transportation. Consequently, data output from the core system must be processed for each carrier, significantly increasing the workload immediately before shipping. Because operations and procedures differ by system, this leads to tasks becoming individualized and increased labor burdens.

Labor Shortages and Earlier Shipping Deadlines Push Field Loads to the Limit In recent years, coupled with labor shortages, shipping carriers have been advancing their collection times, forcing shipping operations to be completed within limited windows. As a result, time spent on data processing and issuing labels has led to normalized overtime and shipping delays, exacerbating issues like "shipping not being completed on time" and being overwhelmed by inquiries and claim management.

Streamlining Shipping Operations through Core and Logistics System Integration In this seminar, we will introduce methods to streamline shipping label issuance using USAC System's "Okurijo Meijin" by integrating with core and logistics systems. By reviewing individual operations for each carrier and standardizing the label issuing process, data processing burdens and working hours can be reduced. Furthermore, we will explain how to prevent delivery delays, reduce field workload, and build a shipping structure that operates stably even under labor shortages, using concrete case studies.

Organizer USAC System Co., Ltd.

Cooperation Majisemi Co., Ltd.

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