See your warehouse in numbers. In 30 minutes.
No slide deck. We show the cockpit on realistic data and walk through what the connection to your system would actually look like - which access it needs, what it reads, and where the limits are.
What the 30 minutes cover.
Your setup
Which system runs your warehouse, how many clients you handle, where the reporting hurts today. Five minutes, and it decides what the rest of the call is about.
The cockpit
SLA rate per client, throughput and forecast, labor performance, billable volumes. On data that looks like a real operation, not a demo garden.
The client portal
What your clients would see, and what they definitively would not. The separation is the point, so we show it rather than describe it.
Your route
Which access your system needs, how long it takes, and what it costs. If the honest answer is that it does not fit, you get that answer.
Request a slot.
Name and email are enough. Everything else just helps us come prepared.
Common questions.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. Bring the name of your warehouse system and a rough idea of how many clients and parcels you handle. Nothing gets installed and nothing gets connected during the call.
Will you connect to my system during the demo?
No. The demo runs on example data. We walk through what the connection to your specific system would look like, but we do not touch your production environment.
Who should be on the call?
Whoever owns the numbers. That is usually operations, sometimes the owner. If your SLA agreements are handled by someone else, they are worth having in the room too.
What happens after the demo?
You get a written summary of the route for your system and what it would cost. No follow-up sequence, no pressure. If it does not fit, that is a useful answer too.