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Stop retyping what a system already knows.

Most automation in FMCG is not glamorous. It is the catalogue that updates itself and the order that arrives without being retyped.

Does this sound familiar?

  • Price and product changes have to be made in several places
  • Supplier lists take days to process by hand
  • Orders are copied between systems
  • Someone has to remember to send every update
  • ERP
  • Supplier lists

BDI Nexus

  • Catalogue site
  • Customer portal
  • Reseller portals
  • Documents
  • Notifications

What goes on the manifest.

Catalogue sync
Changes flow to every connected site and portal, on a schedule.
Order forwarding
Orders and requests move to the right system on their own.
Document generation
Order documents and product lists, created from your data.
Notifications
The right person hears about the right change, without a group email.
Container tracking
Every container is tracked several times a day. The customer hears as soon as it can be followed.
Shipment on approval
When your team approves an order, the shipment is ready. Container numbers are checked as they are entered.
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Where this already runs.

Nightly catalogue sync to white-label portals, with orders forwarded to the main system.

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What people ask first.

Which work do you automate in FMCG?
The repeat work between systems: updating the catalogue on every site and portal, forwarding orders, creating order documents and product lists, and notifying the right person.
How are containers tracked?
Every container is tracked several times a day. The customer hears as soon as it can be followed, and container numbers are checked as they are entered.
Do we need to clean up our data first?
No. Reading in and checking supplier lists and spreadsheets is part of the work. The imports check every list before it reaches the catalogue.

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Tell us how an order moves through your business today. We will tell you honestly what is worth building.

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