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Moving the needle for makers and movers.

Hear from operations teams who have replaced spreadsheets and email threads with one connected system — from the receiving dock to the shipping dock.

Craftsman stitching leather at an industrial sewing machine
Smart ProcureControl Tower

“From hundreds of email and WhatsApp threads to one platform that sources, executes, tracks and audits every ocean and air shipment.”

~95%Less procurement effort
Apparel supply chain JVSouth Asia · ocean and air freight
Cartons stacked on warehouse racking
Control TowerMulti-site

“Eleven depots that each kept their own spreadsheet now work from one live view of stock, orders and supplier commitments.”

11Depots on one order book
Multi-depot food distributorFood and beverage · 11 depots
Assembly team working at stations on a factory floor
Smart ProcureTraceability

“Component sourcing, approved vendor lists and lot-level history moved into one record, so an audit request no longer starts with a search of the warehouse.”

Lot-levelHistory on every build
Electronics contract manufacturerEMS · multi-plant assembly
Forklift moving goods inside a refrigerated container
Control TowerTraceability

“A cold-chain exception now arrives with the shipment, the supplier and the batch already attached, instead of arriving as a phone call.”

BatchLevel chain of custody
Temperature-controlled distributorHealthcare logistics · regulated
Machinery on a dimly lit factory floor
ProcurementInvoicing

“Four legal entities and three ERPs under one procurement policy: requests route by entity, and invoices match against the contract that governs them.”

6-wayMatch before any payment
Industrial equipment groupManufacturing · 4 entities, 3 ERPs
Worker harvesting leaves on a tea estate
TraceabilitySuppliers

“Every lot carries a verified history from estate to container, so a buyer's due-diligence pack assembles itself rather than taking a fortnight.”

EstateLevel origin on every lot
Tea export cooperativeAgricultural export · estate to buyer
Steel coils lined up in a warehouse
ProcurementInvoicing

“The best thing I can say is that nobody asks me where an order is any more.”

3×Faster month-end close
Tomas ReyesHead of Operations, Northwind Metals
Worker in a high-visibility vest at a workshop bench
PurchasingApprovals

“We cancelled the status meeting in the second week and nobody has asked to bring it back.”

1 dayFrom request to approved order
Marta KellyProcurement Lead, Halden Supply
Packaging worker handling stacks of flat cartons
SuppliersPurchasing

“Suppliers stopped chasing us, which means we stopped chasing each other.”

Under a dayMedian supplier response
Arun DeviSupply Chain Manager, Meridian Pack
Metal bar being machined on a lathe
Control TowerMulti-site

“The planners stopped calling us, and that is the highest praise procurement ever gets.”

9 plantsOn one order book
Dieter FalkGroup Purchasing Director, Atlas Components
Technician in a magnifying visor working on a circuit board
ProcurementMulti-site

“We kept local control and still stopped negotiating against ourselves.”

31%Faster order cycle
Sofia BrennerVP Operations, Vexa Electronics
Worker filling food trays on a production line
TraceabilityReceiving

“We look organised to our customers now, and the funny part is we actually are.”

5 hrsSaved each week on reporting
Niamh CarterManaging Director, Calder Foods