Like a colony where every ant plays its part, Semutz connects sales, warehousing, transport and finance into one trail, moving FMCG goods from supplier to retail shelf without anyone re-typing an order.
Four products · one master data trail · live on your warehouse floor in weeks, not quarters
MK Supermarket sits on the map with its region, price group and credit terms. The sales order is priced from that record and checked against the outlet's AR before it's released: no re-keying from a paper book.
Sales Force AutomationThe oldest eligible batches are allocated first, and short lines are flagged before the pick starts, so a near-dated pallet leaves first and a short-ship is caught on the floor, not at the customer.
Warehouse Management SystemPick lists are sequenced by rack walk, not by document order. Every carton is scan-verified, labelled for its stop and sent down the belt to the dock.
Warehouse Management SystemThe load list is checked against the lorry's pallet positions before it leaves, then the trip sheet goes straight to the driver app with the stops already in order.
Transport Management SystemThe driver captures the signature and codes two short cartons as a return on the spot. The dispatch board updates as each stop closes, so nobody chases the phone for status.
Transport Management SystemThe invoice posts against the delivery, the short-pick is credited and the ledger is updated. What was picked is what was delivered is what was invoiced: one document trail, fully auditable.
Enterprise Resource PlanningSemutz doesn't sell workshops or advisory decks. We build the software your teams open at 6am (the pick list, the driver app, the order screen, the invoice run) and we run it with you.
Empowering field sales and retail partners.
Full lifecycle stock control, goods-in to goods-out, batch to bin.
Plan, dispatch and track every delivery, back office to truck door.
The system of record tying operations and finance together.
Most teams start with WMS or SFA, then add TMS and ERP once master data is clean. No rip-and-replace, no parallel systems left behind.
Walk the same order through all four products. Same SKU, same customer, same document numbers, because it's one database, not four integrations.
Outlets carry their region, branch, categories and price group. Retailers sign in to the portal to browse your catalog at those prices, and billing runs from sales order to invoice, payment and statement.
| Doc | Status | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| SO-70914 | Confirmed | 4,180.00 |
| INV-44120 | Posted | 4,430.80 |
| PAY-31088 | Received | 2,000.00 |
| STMT-2610 | October | — |
Pick lists are sequenced by rack walk, not by document order. Batch and expiry are enforced at the scan, so near-dated stock leaves first and short-ships get caught on the floor instead of at the customer.
| Seq | Bin | Qty | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | A-04-2-3 | 12 | Picked |
| 02 | A-04-3-1 | 10 | Picked |
| 03 | B-11-1-2 | 6 | Short 2 |
| 04 | B-11-4-4 | 4 | Queued |
Load list per vehicle, sequential stops with pallet counts, POD and returns captured at the door. The dispatch board updates as each stop closes, so you stop chasing the phone for status.
| # | Stop | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MK Supermarket | Done |
| 2 | Kirana Mart | Done |
| 3 | Sumber Jaya | Next |
| 4 | PantryLink DC | Queued |
Pricing rules, trade terms and tax resolve against the same master data the warehouse picked from. What was picked is what was delivered is what was invoiced: one document trail, fully auditable.
| Doc | Linked from | Value |
|---|---|---|
| SO-70914 | SFA order capture | 4,180.00 |
| DO-88214 | WMS pick & pack | 3,940.00 |
| TRIP-2210 | TMS dispatch | — |
| INV-44120 | POD 09:12 | 4,430.80 |
Interface previews rendered from Semutz product designs with sample records.
Own distribution, secondary sales and van sales fleets.
Segment 02Multi-principal warehouses billing for storage and handling.
Segment 03DC-to-store replenishment with pick-face discipline.
Segment 04Short shelf life, batch traceability, cold-chain handoff.
Paper approvals replaced by a system-driven release: order lands, stock allocates, pick list prints.
Cycle counting per zone instead of one painful annual count, with variances auto-coded.
Every outlet carries its price group and credit terms, and the AR ledger shows what's owed before more stock goes out.
Illustrative outcome ranges from operational rollouts. Replace with your own measured, attributable results. See case studies →
We take your item list, customer list, rack layout and price lists. Where the data disagrees with itself, we show you the conflicts before anything moves.
Deduplicate SKUs and customers, agree pack sizes and storage rules, load the shared layer. The step most projects skip, and why ours don't stall.
Usually goods-in or order capture, on the real screen on the real floor, with the old method still there in parallel. The next product follows on the same data.
Send us one week of orders and one rack layout. We'll build the demo on your SKUs, your bins and your routes, then you decide.
