Alna Timber Dynamics
Timber supply chain management
Alna Timber Dynamics is specifically designed for timber trading companies. It covers all of the major processes in the timber supply chain: procurement, logistics and sales, while ensuring the quality of the services provided.
Alna Timber Dynamics is the result of more than 10 years of close co-operation with Lithuanian timber trade industry leaders.

Inventory accounting
Accounting by product type: log, pulpwood, edged and unedged lumber, firewood, sawdust, and pallets
Accounting using two units of measurement
Enhanced unit conversion for log volume calculation
Inventory accounting by log size, diameter, quality class, batch, warehouse and more
Package management
Inventory tracking using serial, batch and container numbers
Quantity accounting
Procurement
- Purchase agreement management
- Flexible cost allocation
- Conversion from purchase to inventory units
- Intercompany purchasing management
- Purchase requirements according to sales agreements, sales orders and stock levels
Sales
Sales agreement and proposal management
Sales cost estimation for future pricing
Enhanced conversion from inventory to sales units
Other sales document handling
Quality control
Product quality measurements (by tree type, length, width, height, etc.)
Limits of measurement tolerance
Automatic product blocking based on quality assessments
Quarantine warehouse functionality
Quality report for each package
Quality control for repackaged packages
Logistics
Land and sea transport planning
Purchase and shipping order interface with multiple transport orders
Connecting orders with maritime transport
Land and sea transportation cost planning
Order control according to the port of loading
Why choose Alna Timber Dynamics?
Tailored exclusively to the nuances of the timber trade industry
Complete order-to-invoice processing
Improves efficiency and profitability
Quality Assessment and documentation for accounts receivable
Accurate business data in real-time
Faster stock turnover
Inventory accounting
Optimized logistics planning
Mobile phone/tablet integration
Less manual labor, minimized error probability
Reduced costs
Optimized most important internal business processes