From a paper PO book to same-morning dispatch
A regional distributor ran purchase approvals through a paper book and phone calls, so the warehouse routinely started picking after lunch.
Each study is written as an operations problem, the products that solved it, and the numbers the client measured afterwards.
A regional distributor ran purchase approvals through a paper book and phone calls, so the warehouse routinely started picking after lunch.
A chilled and ambient food distributor needed to answer a supplier recall question from a single batch number, with proof of where it had gone.
A brand's own distribution arm kept credit limits in a spreadsheet, so overdue outlets kept getting new deliveries until month-end statements caught up.
A modern-trade DC built store pallet mixes at the bay, with trucks leaving partially loaded and stores rejecting mixed pallets on receipt.
Sales, billing and dispatch each kept their own outlet list, with different names, addresses and prices for the same shop.
A 3PL billed principals from a rebuilt monthly spreadsheet, and every disputed handling charge took weeks to resolve by email.
Illustrative case studies with sample figures, written to show the shape of a real rollout. Replace the client names, products used and measured outcomes with your own verified data and written permissions before publishing.
Bring one month of orders and we'll build the same before/after view for your operation in the demo.