SIX PLACES TO START
Everyday friction.
Practical possibilities.
Examples for warehouses, 3PLs, and logistics teams. Each workflow would be scoped around your process and available data. Have another idea? We’d like to hear it.
EMAIL & BOOKING REQUESTS
Turn an inbox request into a next step.
Identify the request, extract shipment details, and prepare a reply or booking entry. Route incomplete requests to the right person before they hold up the workflow.
IMAGINE THISA delivery request includes a PO but no pallet count. The workflow drafts a request for the missing detail before an appointment is confirmed.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONCreate a sales order or appointment event after customer, PO, item, quantity, and date checks pass. Hold incomplete requests for review.
SHIPPING DOCUMENTS
Read the paperwork. Catch the gaps.
Extract fields from BOLs and delivery receipts, match them to shipment records, and flag missing or conflicting details for review.
IMAGINE THISA receipt lists 18 pallets, but the shipment record lists 20. Your team gets both source records to investigate the difference.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONAttach the document and record a receiving or delivery event against the matching ERP order. Hold quantity mismatches for review.
FREIGHT QUOTES & RFQS
Know what a quote actually includes.
Organize rates from emails and PDFs into a consistent comparison. Surface validity dates, accessorial charges, and shipment assumptions that need confirmation.
IMAGINE THISTwo quotes use different assumptions about stackability. The comparison flags the mismatch before your team chooses a rate.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONCreate a quote record with rates, terms, and expiry dates. Release a booking only within your agreed pricing and authorization rules.
INVOICE REVIEW
Give unexpected charges a closer look.
Compare invoice line items with available quotes and shipment records. Prepare a review list with supporting documents for your billing team.
IMAGINE THISAn invoice includes a liftgate fee that is absent from the quote. Your reviewer sees the difference and decides whether to request clarification.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONCreate a draft payable record after supplier, invoice number, and PO checks. Route charge variances for approval before posting.
SHIPMENT EXCEPTIONS
Find the shipments that need attention.
Review available shipment updates and spreadsheets for overdue milestones, missing documents, or stale status information. Prepare follow-ups and a prioritized review list.
IMAGINE THISA morning report separates overdue arrivals from shipments with no recent update, so your team knows what to investigate and what to verify.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONCreate an ERP exception task linked to the shipment, assign an owner, and track resolution. Preserve the source update and its timestamp.
DATA & SYSTEM HANDOFFS
Make the information easier to trust.
Standardize references, identify possible duplicates, and prepare consistent records for your WMS, TMS, or other tools, subject to available integrations.
IMAGINE THISAn emailed order and a spreadsheet use different customer names for the same account. A proposed match goes to your team before records are combined.
CONNECTED ERP ACTIONCreate or update the matched ERP record using approved field mappings. Hold ambiguous matches and prevent repeat processing of the same request.