Who it's for
For every order desk that still retypes.
The sector matters less than the workflow: if orders arrive by email and someone retypes them, it fits.
Who notices the difference
The team around the order desk.
The order desk
Retypes orders from email, PDF and Excel today. Soon only handles the doubtful cases, with the reason attached.
Planning
Sees the order in the system as soon as it arrives, not when someone finally had time to enter it.
The warehouse
Gets the order straight into the WMS, with documents and labels sent directly to the right printer.
The managing director
Handles more orders with the same team, without the back office having to grow along.
Among others in transport and forwarding, warehousing and 3PL, cold storage, wholesale, fresh produce, and production.
A good fit
- 20 to 500 employees
- An existing TMS, WMS or ERP
- No in-house IT team to build this
- Today someone still retypes orders by hand
Usually not a fit
- Large container and bulk terminals
- Organisations already running mature EDI
- Companies under 20 employees where one person does everything
- Anyone who wants us to replace the core system instead of sitting on top of it
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- 95.8%
- booked automaticallythe rest went to a person for a check
- over100
- hours per monththat nobody retypes anymore
- 11
- shipperseach with its own format
“All my manual orders are gone now.”
Frank Coppens
Logistics manager · Remitrans
These are the figures of one customer, Remitrans, where we measure everything per order. Measured in the live operation, 30 June to 14 September 2026. Hours calculated at eight minutes per order, Remitrans' own figure. Not externally audited.
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