Industry: Food & Beverage

Recipe PDFs in. Clean ingredient-level margin out.

Supplier quote sheets, nutrition docs, co-manufacturer spec sheets. AMSCO reads the documents F&B operators actually get and pushes clean lines into the ERP your plant already runs.

Where hours leak

Food & Beverage operators know the week.It looks the same every month.

  • Supplier quotes arrive as PDFs with non-standard line formats; pricing teams retype them under deadline.
  • Recipe and BOM changes in R&D lag the ERP by weeks, so costing is always one revision behind.
  • Ingredient-level margin lives in a spreadsheet, not in SAP or NetSuite, so the quarterly meeting never agrees on a number.

What we ship

Builds we deliver for food & beverage shops,on the ERP you already run.

  • RFQ intake for co-man and ingredient lines with recipe-aware matching
  • Three-way match against plant receipts with tolerances your QA team already uses
  • Ingredient-level margin views tied to inventory age and supplier cost shifts
  • Customer-specific pricing with contract and rebate enforcement

Systems we build on

Your stack, not a net-new platform.

SAP ECC / S/4HANA (PP-PI, QM), Infor CloudSuite Food & Beverage, Oracle NetSuite, Deacom, Aptean

Integrations

We build onthe systems you already run.

Deepest on SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, Infor, and Epicor. If what you run is not here, tell us. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.

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+ SAP ECC, S/4HANA, JD Edwards, Dynamics CE / F&O, EWM, PM, MM, QM, MII, Kinaxis, ServiceNow, and more

Get started

Tell us what your teamspends its afternoons on.

Send us your ERP and the workflow that hurts the most. We will tell you what we would build, how long it would take, and what it would cost.

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First engagements typically range $75k–$300k depending on scope and integration complexity.