Interfacing & Integration
ABSSolute serves as your central laundry management solution, efficiently handling critical data such as customer information, product details, wearer records, inventory, linen orders and pricing tables among other vital data required to drive production. Therefore, having seamless integration between ABSSolute and third-party machines and applications is of utmost importance for the modern laundry. Interfacing is a key part of an efficient communication structure. Ensuring that all your systems are properly linked reduces human-to-system interaction, streamlines operations, and minimizes errors.
Whether you need an interface with a AI-driven laundry machine, robotics, sorting system, packing machine, accounting system, or CRM, our expertise guarantees that our dedicated ABSSolute application integrates seamlessly with your other business applications.
Our comprehensive Meridian integration platform allows us to connect with any third-party equipment and applications, we are confident in our ability to support your business needs. Let us help you achieve a truly connected, automated workflow.
Combined ERP, Sorting System, Robotic and AGV Solution:
In 2023, a collaboration between ABS, Rentex, Movexx, Jensen Group, and DBM Industrial resulted in the successful implementation of a seamless garment sorting and robotic packing solution at Rentex, a leading laundry service in the Netherlands. Specializing in healthcare textiles, Rentex processes around 250,000 garments weekly in its workwear department. To enhance efficiency and improve employee ergonomics, Rentex partnered with four innovative companies. Movexx provided smart electric tugs to transport heavy materials, while DBM Industrial designed and built the robotic installations. Jensen Group supplied the laundry equipment, and ABS integrated the ABSSolute ERP software system as the core data source.
ABS held critical customer and wearer garment details, along with sorting criteria, which were shared with the smart equipment to ensure garments were handled and directed correctly throughout the process. The only human interaction in this automated system was to add the delivery note to the packed products at the end of the process. The collaboration led to the introduction of automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and a robot arm, significantly optimizing garment sorting and packing, boosting both productivity and workplace ergonomics.
