The Unity Data Collection Suite is data collection software designed to make the gathering of data fast, simple, and accurate. Through the use of bar coding, Unity allows the user to not only to reduce keystrokes, but to also improve the accuracy of collected data.
It's modular design let's you select the modules you need to collect the data which is integral to you business. From work-in-progress to time and attendance data, Unity collects the data which is so important to the flow of your business.
The System Module is the core of the Unity Data Collection Suite. It's purpose is to tie all of the modules together and to give a central location for company setup, user security, and system maintenance functions such as rebuilding indexes. Additionally the System module offers report and label modification tools.
The Shop Floor Module integrates tightly with the ALERE® Manufacturing system. It utilizes the External Posting features of the Alere Order module to import transaction data to ALERE. This is a great way to collect both labor and material transactions for ALERE Manufacturingp. The ALERE Shop Floor module handles all of the native ALERE Manufacturing transactions. Additionally, the ALERE Manufacturing Shop Floor module can be configured to run as a stand alone shop floor data collection system.
The Unity Time Module is a time and attendance system which supports the Sage Pro ERP payroll, or it can operate stand alone. Unity Time creates an external posting file for the purpose of posting payroll data into the payroll software.
The Unity Inventory Module has been designed to compliment the Inventory Module of ALERE® Accounting. It facilitates the collection of inventory data through bar code data collection. Printing inventory labels complete with bar codes is a breeze with the Unity Inventory Module. In addition to printing inventory labels, Unity Inventory users can process inventory transfers, receipts, issues and post physical inventory counts. The Unity Inventory Module posts inventory transaction data directly into the ALERE data tables.
