WMS · Warehouse management
We store and ship goods.
Receive stock, record its shelf location, prepare customer orders and bill for storage. Explore warehouse management →
Your operations, connected
Choose a system. Add a connected workflow.
Start with warehouse stock, road transport, air and ocean freight, or parcels. Configure the systems around your daily work, then add supported connections as your business grows.
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Choose
Start with your daily work.
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Configure
Enable the tools your team needs.
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Operate
Review tasks and exceptions.
Fig. 1 — Example: optional tools around a forwarding operation.Illustrative workflow
This illustration shows optional tools in a forwarding setup. WMS and Inland TMS can also operate independently; they do not require SCM. Courier has a separate parcel workflow.
Start here
What do you need to manage?
You do not need to know the software names first. Start with your daily responsibility.
Inland TMS · Road transport
We organize truck deliveries.
Create a transport job, assign a driver or carrier, follow pickup and delivery, and collect delivery evidence. Explore road transport →
SCM · Freight operations
We arrange air or ocean freight.
Prepare quotes, organize bookings, keep shipping documents together and invoice each job. Explore freight operations →
Courier · Parcel operations
We handle individual parcels.
Register the sender and recipient, calculate charges using your rates, and record delivery results. Explore parcel operations →
Find your system
Your core operation, with supporting tools.
WMS can run warehouse work on its own. Inland TMS can run road transport on its own. Combine WMS, Inland TMS and SCM when your team also handles storage, trucking and forwarding. Courier uses a separate parcel workflow.
SCM
Freight jobs · quotes to invoices
QMS
Carrier costs · customer selling prices
ABI
Customs preparation · filing records
Portal
Customer access · stock, shipments and invoices
LiveTrack
Stage 14 pushes · status on phones
WMS
Warehouses · layouts, stock and fulfillment
Courier
NewIts own package · counter to door
WMS + Inland TMS + SCM
One journey. Three clear responsibilities.
For example, a customer imports goods, stores them and delivers smaller orders to local businesses. Each team records its part of the work.
SCM · International freight
Bring the goods to the destination.
Keep the shipment, shipping documents and freight charges together. A linked warehouse receipt can use the same client and expected item quantities.
WMS · Warehouse
Receive, store and prepare the order.
Confirm what arrived, record where it is kept, then reserve and prepare the stock the customer wants delivered.
Inland TMS · Road transport
Arrange the pickup and delivery.
Link a warehouse order to a road load, assign transport and record delivery evidence. Review the handoff without re-creating the customer.
Start with WMS alone or WMS + Inland TMS. Add SCM when international freight becomes part of your operation. External carrier, customs and trading-partner connections require their own setup.
Extensions
Tools for the next operational need.
Two clocks, audited automatically.
Nine reports, one email.
Contacts and follow-ups.
Settlement, netting, pre-alerts.
Tracking, QuickBooks, auto-read documents.
De minimis, 33 destinations, 500 rows at once.
Trucks and drivers, by day.
Configure
What happens when a switch is turned off.
Choose only supported combinations. A tool that needs another system stays unavailable until that dependency and its demo records are ready.
Fig. 3 — Off means the menu is gone.Illustrative workflow
Not greyed out. Gone.
One switch costs nothing
Screening: its own switch, priced at zero.
Nothing to remove
A switch left off costs nothing.
Leaving
Review the available record exports during your demonstration.
Get a demo
See the workflow your team needs.
Choose a warehouse order, truck delivery, freight shipment or parcel for your demonstration.