Tecsys
Tecsys builds supply chain management software covering warehouse management, healthcare supply chain and hospital point of use, and pharmacy inventory management.
What Jolly reads from Tecsys
Discrete units of work
Each pick, load, stop, or mile logged as it happens, so output can be counted for each worker and each shift.
Time on task
How long each pick, load, route, or stop took, so a goal can target speed on one task.
Attribution to a worker
Where the system records who picked the order or drove the route, a goal can be set for each worker.
Location and route data
The zone, dock, or stop where the work happened, so a goal can cover one location or one route.
Exceptions and compliance events
Damage, mis-picks, safety events, and failed inspections, each tied to the job where it happened.
Campaigns you can run on Tecsys
More Supply Chain connectors
Jolly reads the same operational data from any of these.
Tecsys connector FAQ
No. Your team keeps working in Tecsys. Jolly reads the records Tecsys keeps as the work happens, and campaigns pay out on those records, not on numbers people report at the end of the week.
No. Every Jolly connector is read-only. Jolly reads the data a campaign needs and sends nothing back. Connecting Tecsys changes no records, settings, or screens in it, and the people who use it every day keep working the same way.
Our team connects Tecsys with yours during implementation, as part of the Jolly rollout. Tell us which other systems you run, including ones that aren't in our catalog yet and ones you plan to replace.
No. Work is assigned and routed in Tecsys the same way it is today. Jolly reads the tasks and stops logged in Tecsys and counts them toward each worker's goal in the Jolly app.
Yes. A campaign audience can be a whole workforce, a single site or route, a specific shift, a job role, or a custom segment. Tecsys records where and when each task happened, so a goal for one route counts only that route's work.
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