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In the fast-paced world of distribution, companies must keep up the demands and challenges of managing their operations efficiently. From inventory management to order processing, distribution management requires a comprehensive system that can streamline processes and maximize productivity. 

Our K8 distribution software enables your business to have full visibility at a point of sale, warehouse or on the road. It offers a range of features and functionalities that help businesses optimise their workflows and enhance their overall efficiency.

Wholesale distribution companies operating in today’s fast-paced and dynamic environment must stay competitive. One of the primary ways of achieving this is with the assistance of technology. Progressive distributors consistently seek tools that boost production and inventory accuracy while also eliminating errors. Therefore, tools like inventory management software bring agility and impressively streamline supply chain processes.

In the third edition of our Department Spotlight series of articles, we focus on our Research and Development (R&D) department.

In the second of our Department Spotlight series of articles, we provide a few quick facts about our Customer Support department, the guiding principles behind how they operate, and the exciting service enhancements our customers can look forward to.

There’s a saying: “A brand is defined by the customer’s experience. The experience is delivered by the employees”. The saying holds true for every department in KCS. Over the next few months, we will introduce a series of articles that focus on each of our departments, what they do, and how they contribute to the success of KCS.

Beauty Zone has been a KCS customer since 2017 and our partnership with them started when they required a robust retail management solution capable of managing a complex, multi-branch business. We are proud of the success that they've experienced to date.

The information around the 2023 Minster of Finance Budget Speech that we shared with you last week largely touched on the tax proposals put forward – from rebates for solar installations and increases in thresholds for Transfer Duty, to inflationary adjustments, to the income tax tables for individuals. 

On February 22^nd, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered South Africa’s annual budget speech to the country. The speech addressed several major topics, which included: new tax proposals, the social grant, the country’s current economic standing, and growth estimates. The main talking point, however, was the prevailing energy crisis.

“Cash or card?” – The most frequently asked question when consumers arrive at an in-store payment point. Given that card transactions have become the preferred payment method for most consumers, businesses need to ensure efficiency and safety for their customers when trading.