Those numbers only mean something with the operations behind them — the stories below are where they came from.
Industrial manufacturing
Auburn Manufacturing
98–99% on-time delivery
High-performance coated textiles · South Central Maine
A system that said inventory was in stock — until someone walked all 8 aisles to check — became same-day counts, half-day bank audits down to 1–1.5 hours, and a week-long year-end shutdown cut to 3 days.
"wisys has already paid for itself and then some! Customer service is very pleased."Joy Campbell, IT Manager
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Food & beverage
Bob's Red Mill
Built around how their team already worked
Whole grain, organic & gluten-free foods · Milwaukie, OR
Rather than force a standard system on employees, wisys built pick/pack/ship tools around Bob's Red Mill's own workflows — and gave every product a serial lot the moment it leaves the warehouse.
"There are not many things you can't do with the product. It is amazing."Bryan Emerson, IT Director
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Chemicals & cosmetics
Chemaid Laboratories
5–6 ERP transactions → 1
Contract manufacturer, cosmetic industry
Minute-level lot tracking across retail, industrial, and end customers used to take five or six steps in Macola. Now it's one, through the wisys Agility grid — with inventory accuracy up to 99%.
"The investment that we put into WiSys has paid us back many times over."Chemaid Laboratories
Food & beverage
David Evans Foods
100% certainty of ingredients on hand
Small-batch preserves, sauces & dessert toppings
Guesswork on ingredient counts once risked scrapped batches and expedited shipping. Now the team knows exactly what's on hand before it plans a production run.
"We are light years ahead of where we were before WiSys."Kyle Cash, Senior Associate
Consumer goods & apparel
Faber-Castell USA
16-week go-live
Writing instruments manufacturing · Cleveland, OH
Faber-Castell traded hand-written inventory logs for real-time visibility from dock to put-away, with compliance-driven customer labeling built directly into the workflow.
"WiSys will continue to be a valued business partner... to help support our commitment to record real-time transactions wherever possible."Michael Smith, IT Director
Consumer goods & apparel
Nine Line Apparel
From tribal knowledge to a tracked warehouse
Screen-print apparel · Savannah, GA
Nine Line ran its warehouse on tribal knowledge until a direct SAP Business One integration gave every item a home — with user-defined fields and label control built for its own product lines.
"What impressed us with WiSys was that it could integrate directly into SAP B1 seamlessly."Jordan Nearhoof, Director of Fulfillment
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Chemicals & cosmetics
Camco Chemicals
A full rollout, on camera
Chemical distribution
From receiving to the CEO's take on ROI, Camco Chemicals put its wisys rollout on camera — mobile scanning, cycle counting, and the team running it day to day.
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Multi-site & distribution
DFL Colombia
A multi-site Agility WMS rollout, in their own words
Distribution · Colombia
See how DFL Colombia brought wisys Agility WMS online across its operation.
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Consumer goods & apparel
Tweezerman
Straight from the IT Director
Personal care tools manufacturing
Tweezerman's IT Director walks through what changed on the warehouse floor after wisys went live.
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Partner spotlight
Consensus International
85–90% of the SAP B1 market's "sweet spot"
SAP Business One reseller · ~20 years in North America
Consensus International sells and supports SAP Business One across North America. It now works with one warehouse management vendor exclusively, to serve the small and mid-sized customers everyone else was leaving behind.
"In the small and medium-sized companies, the number of solutions out there available are not as flexible as what wisys brings... there was nothing in the middle."Mauricio Castrillon, President, Consensus International
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Partner spotlight
Acterra
2 people now cover 4 production lines
SAP Business One partner · Hungary
Acterra is an SAP Business One partner in Hungary. It adds wisys for real-time warehouse control, including a kanban picking workflow that replaced paper at one electronics manufacturer.
"As a result, the process that previously required two people per production line, now two people is enough for four production line."Csaba Kriston, Managing Director, Acterra
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