Systems that run on your process, not the other way round.
When email, spreadsheets and an ERP each hold a piece of the truth, orders slow down. We build the layer that connects them.
Does this sound familiar?
- Orders come in by email and get retyped
- Nobody can see how full a container is until someone does the maths
- Product data differs between the ERP, the site and the price list
- Stock and availability are out of date by the time a customer asks
Fill by
15 of 23 pallets · 65%
- Weight, calculated automatically
- 5,997 / 26,500 kg
- Cases
- 792
Euro pallet 120 × 80 cm, cases per pallet based on each product's packaging. Drag to turn the load. Example data.
What goes on the manifest.
- Container and pallet planning
- Plan 20ft, 40ft and reefer loads with pallets and hand-loaded boxes, shown in 3D.
- Order and request handling
- From request to quote to order, with a clear status at every step.
- ERP integrations
- Your ERP stays in charge of finance. We sync products, customers and documents.
- Product data management
- One clean catalogue, with imports that check every supplier list.
- Purchase price and margin per line
- Purchase and sales price on every order line. Only your team sees the margin; the customer sees their price.
- Track your inbound containers
- Your own purchasing from supplier to port, with a timeline, documents and notes.
LIVE
Where this already runs.
A 3D container planner runs inside a live FMCG catalogue and customer portal.
What people ask first.
- Does a BDI Nexus system replace our ERP?
- No. Your ERP stays in charge of finance. We sync products, customers and documents, and build what the ERP does not do well, such as requests, quotes and load plans.
- Which loads can the container planner plan?
- 20ft, 40ft and reefer containers, with pallets and hand-loaded boxes. You see the load in 3D and see straight away whether the container is full by space or by weight.
- Does the customer see our purchase price and margin?
- No. Purchase and sales price sit on every order line, but only your team sees the margin. The customer sees their own price.
Further reading
- Product data (PIM) for FMCG: what retailers ask forWhich product data retailers ask FMCG brands for: identification, logistics, compliance and marketing, and why a PIM keeps it in one place.
- Integrating with your ERP without replacing itThree ways to connect a portal or website to your ERP: file exchange, an API or middleware, and when each approach fits.
Show us where your orders get stuck.
Tell us how an order moves through your business today. We will tell you honestly what is worth building.