Industries · Distribution & Logistics
Distributors depend on accurate stock, fast order processing and margins that survive freight costs. We build and connect the systems behind that: ERP, e-commerce and marketplace integrations, warehouse apps, event-driven order processing on AWS or Azure, and the data foundations for forecasting.
Common challenges
Web shops, marketplaces and the ERP disagree on what’s available, causing overselling and cancelled orders.
Orders arriving by email, PDF or EDI are re-keyed by hand, adding delays and errors.
Seasonal peaks and promotions slow down or overwhelm batch-based integrations.
Delivery notes, proofs of delivery and supplier invoices pile up for manual matching.
How we help
Each approach links to the service or technology page with the full detail.
Orders, stock movements and shipment updates flow through queues on AWS or Azure, so peaks are absorbed rather than dropped.
Cloud Solutions on AWSBusiness Central with warehouse management, extended for your picking, packing and carrier processes.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 SolutionsConnections to e-commerce platforms, marketplaces, EDI providers and carrier APIs, with retries and monitoring.
Node.jsDocument processing for supplier paperwork, and demand forecasts by product and warehouse.
Microsoft Copilot & Power Platform AutomationExample solution areas
Examples of the kinds of solutions that fit this industry. AI examples describe possibilities, not results we promise.
Available-to-sell figures pushed to every channel moments after they change.
Picking, packing and stock-count apps on scanners or phones, connected to the ERP.
Ordering, customer price lists, invoices and proof-of-delivery documents in one self-service portal.
Forecasts that could help set reorder points and move stock between locations ahead of demand.
Emailed orders and supplier invoices read, validated and turned into draft records for a person to check.
Representative projects
A B2B software start-up in the logistics sector
A secure, multi-tenant analytics product built on Next.js and Node.js and deployed on AWS, taking the client from prototype to paying customers.
A growing direct-to-consumer e-commerce brand
An event-driven order and inventory backbone on AWS Lambda and DynamoDB that keeps stock accurate across multiple sales channels.
Representative engagements. Client names and some details are withheld or illustrative.
FAQ
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Yes, through each platform’s API or a suitable connector. We design for the awkward parts: partial shipments, returns, bundles and stock reservations.
We integrate with EDI providers and translate their messages to and from your ERP. Where a trading partner needs direct AS2 connectivity, we recommend a specialist EDI service for that layer rather than building it ourselves.
Usually, by moving from batch jobs to queues and event-driven processing, adding caching and scaling services independently. We start by finding where the bottleneck really is.
Other industries
Modern ERP, shop-floor apps and reporting for one connected view of operations.
Fast storefronts, connected back offices and support that scales with sales.
Client portals, workflow automation and knowledge tools for firms that sell expertise.
Tell us about the systems and processes that slow your team down. We’ll suggest a practical first step.