Systems for logistics and wholesale
Orders read from customers' emails, trucks loaded by drop order and axle load, and a warehouse layout that shortens pick routes. The calculators put a yearly figure on typing documents in by hand and rank what to automate first.
Working demos
Orders from emails that nobody retypes by handThe order, stock reservation and delivery route build themselves from the email; a person decides only the line the assistant is unsure of.Open the demo
Load planning that starts from the emailEmails become pallets loaded by drop order and axle load, and routes with arrival times and margin; one change re-plans both.Open the demo
A warehouse where pickers walk lessFewer, well-chosen moves near packing cut the walking per order, and the euros a month follow from your own wage and order numbers.Open the demo
Calculate it for your business
Free, with your own figures and the working shown.
€41,666
−€23,050
Document work cost · about 2 min
What does manual document work cost you?
Hours and money on typing in documents, and what extraction takes over.
Open the calculator- 1. Order entry€4,074
- 2. Supplier invoices€3,621
- 3. Stock and supply checks€2,519
- 4. Quotes and estimates€2,125
Automation shortlist · about 2 min
Which process should you automate first?
Your processes ranked by yearly value and readiness.
Open the calculator47/100
AI readiness check · about 3 min
Is your company ready for AI?
A score out of 100 and the three blockers to fix first.
Open the calculator
How we build this
We build systems like this to fit your work, connected to the tools you already use.
- Integrations, connectors and MCPSystems that talk to each otherData moves on its own, with a log of what went whereSee how it works
- AI agents and workflow automationAI agents that do real workApprovals before anything is written, a log of every stepSee how it works
- Analytics and AI-cost intelligenceKnow what everything costsDashboards of cost and return, down to each featureSee how it works
Want a system like this for your business?
A free 30-minute call with the engineer who would build it: we look at how the work runs today and say what we would build first.