We build the planning, warehouse, transport, and proof workflows beside your warehouse management system (WMS), transportation management system (TMS), and enterprise resource planning (ERP). Dispatch and warehouse leads still decide what moves.
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Bookings stuck in chat, stock that disagrees between warehouse and enterprise resource planning (ERP), proofs that never land before billing, delays that surface only when someone escalates. We ship the workflows and assists that turn those gaps into queued work inside your current stack.
Planners and leads approve what ships, what waits, and what the customer is told. Models draft. People decide.
Warehouse management system (WMS), transportation management system (TMS), enterprise resource planning (ERP), yard management system (YMS), and the chat or portal the field already uses stay the system of record unless you choose a larger rebuild.
The same job, stock, and proof rules run from booking through invoice.
On-time pickups, proof cycle time, open exceptions, and inventory match rate.
Six workflows we install in the systems a logistics or supply team already runs. Select one to see how that work moves.
01 · Demand and replenishment
Forecast and replenishment drafts sit on your enterprise resource planning (ERP) and inventory feeds. Planners approve buys and transfers. Surprise stockouts stop owning the week.
The same six steps show up for manufacturers, distributors, third-party logistics providers (3PLs), and private fleets. We map one version across the network, then install the workflow where hours and missed service show up first.
What breaks today
Spreadsheets disagree with the enterprise resource planning (ERP). Replenishment is reactive. Planners spend the week firefighting instead of committing a plan.
How Alteron intervenes
Planning and replenishment assists read live demand and stock. A planner still signs the buy or transfer.
What breaks today
Supplier and carrier chase runs across email. PO and booking status live in different tools.
How Alteron intervenes
Procurement and booking workflows file requests, reminders, and confirmations against the right order or lane.
What breaks today
Pick lists fight putaway. Dock appointments and inventory do not match. Waves are rebuilt by hand every shift.
How Alteron intervenes
Execution queues and inventory checks sit on the warehouse management system (WMS) and yard management system (YMS) path. Leads still release work and handle holds.
What breaks today
Jobs start in chat. Each desk books differently. After-hours requests miss the transportation management system (TMS).
How Alteron intervenes
Messages and electronic data interchange (EDI) become jobs with carrier match and notes drafted. Dispatch assigns and owns the lane.
What breaks today
Photos and PODs sit in threads. Status texts differ by who is on shift. A wrong update becomes the complaint.
How Alteron intervenes
Proof capture files to the shipment. A lead sends the customer update with the evidence attached.
What breaks today
Invoices wait on missing paperwork. Exceptions show up after the customer escalates. Month-end is a proof pile.
How Alteron intervenes
Exception diaries and settlement packs stay on the same record through the day. The desk sees the delay before the customer does.
Real results we deliver for our clients.
Photos and delivery records are filed on the job, so the invoice is not waiting on a thread.
Replenishment is drafted from live demand and stock. A planner still approves it.