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BFC Implementation pairs your rollout with a team that has run food distribution warehouses and guides best practices from experience, not just configured software around one. You get a documented project plan, in person training before and after go live, adoption tracked against the ROI you purchased, and support that responds promptly, day or night.
Your WMS rollout follows a documented, sequenced plan built around your ERP, your warehouse, and your go-live date, not a generic template. Once you're live, that same plan hands off to your CSM, who keeps tracking adoption and ROI, backed by 24/7 support.
Most software vendors hand you a login and a generic project template, then go quiet until renewal season. BFC Implementations are built the other way, by a team that manages a plan and surfaces it proactively, and stays engaged long after go live. Rollouts rarely fail on the software. They fail on the people side, which is why these five commitments get as much attention as the platform itself.
Our implementation team has run facilities and sat on the other side of a rollout. Combined, they carry 85+ years of hands-on food distribution experience and exposure to the ERPs you likely already run, so they know what catch weights, mispicks, and a tight delivery window actually mean, and guide best practices built on time in food distribution warehouses, not a generic playbook.
Every rollout runs against a documented project plan with clear milestones, owners, and daily-visible progress. We don't wait for you to ask where things stand: when an issue comes up, it's logged with an owner, a corrective action, and options, not just a status update.
Webinar-based train-the-trainer sessions prepare your team without pulling them out of the warehouse, then we support your team face to face, on site, when it matters most. Your team builds the SOPs for the new process while we guide the adaptation, and we stay engaged through go live before handing off to your Customer Success Manager (CSM) and support team.
Your CSM takes it from there, tracking adoption through WMS Analytics and reporting, then working with you toward the ROI you purchased it for. Quarterly business reviews keep that progress visible. Adoption isn't assumed. It's measured and managed.
Warehouse operations don't stop at 5pm, and neither do we. When an issue comes up through the night or over a holiday weekend, you submit a ticket and we'll respond promptly, day or night.
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