NETWORK / 01
Partners, plants, and lanes
Keep suppliers, customers, logistics partners, plants, items, and transport lanes connected.
- Business partners
- Logistics partners
- Plant lanes
Transportation management for manufacturing
Move materials.
Keep plants moving.
Coordinate inbound raw materials, inter-plant movements, and outbound finished goods across suppliers, plants, customers, logistics partners, docks, and shipments.
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Shipment execution, exceptions, delivery performance, and landed freight cost stay connected.
Operating thread
One set of facts
- 01 Need What must move
- 02 Plan Where and when
- 03 Partner Who will move it
- 04 Dock What is ready
- 05 Shipment What is in motion
- 06 Delivery What landed on time
One transportation record across material supply, plant movement, customer delivery, and cost.
- 17 connected business tables
- 184 configured fields
- 1 Proto workflow
- 4 reports and access roles
Product coverage
The processes behind the product, not just the screens.
Each area shares the same partner, lane, plant, item, shipment, exception, and cost context, so logistics teams can act without rebuilding the story in spreadsheets.
INBOUND / 02
Inbound material logistics
Plan and track raw materials and components from suppliers into each receiving plant.
- Supplier pickups
- Dock appointments
- Material receipts
PLANT / 03
Inter-plant movements
Coordinate items and goods moving between plants without losing timing or ownership.
- Transfer lanes
- Movement status
- Arrival coordination
OUTBOUND / 04
Finished-goods delivery
Plan outbound shipments from plant release through customer delivery.
- Customer shipments
- Carrier execution
- Delivery outcomes
CONTROL / 05
Dock and exception control
Surface late arrivals, missed windows, holds, and shipment exceptions where teams work.
- Dock activity
- Exception queues
- Resolution ownership
PERFORM / 06
Delivery and freight performance
Measure service, delays, logistics-partner performance, and landed freight cost.
- On-time delivery
- Partner scorecards
- Landed freight cost
Guided operations workspace
Manufacturing logistics without the handoff gaps.
Planners, dispatchers, plants, docks, logistics partners, and customer teams work from one connected movement record.
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Prioritize
Review inbound, inter-plant, and outbound movements that need attention.
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Plan
Set the lane, timing, plant, dock, item, quantity, and delivery commitment.
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Assign
Coordinate the logistics partner and accountable operating team.
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Dispatch
Release the movement with the required item and partner context.
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Track
Keep milestones, exceptions, dock activity, and ETA changes current.
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Close
Record delivery performance and landed freight cost for the completed move.
Implementation
Fit the system to how your logistics network works.
Start from the published schema, then configure the workflow, roles, terminology, exceptions, and operating data that make the network yours.
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Activate the app
Create a clean organization-owned runtime from the published product.
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Review the schema
Confirm partners, plants, items, lanes, movements, and shipment structures.
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Configure the workflow
Connect the published Proto workflow to your operating rules and credentials.
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Invite the team
Assign the four access roles, start with one lane, then expand without rebuilding.
One logistics operating model
Plan and execute against the same movement truth.
Partner, plant, lane, item, shipment, exception, delivery, and cost stay connected from the first plan through the final receipt.
Decide what must happen
- Material and finished-goods movement needs
- Partner, lane, plant, dock, and timing
- Inbound, inter-plant, and outbound priorities
Control what actually happens
- Dispatch, milestones, and ETA changes
- Dock activity, exceptions, and delivery
- Service performance and landed freight cost
Start and pricing
Start with the complete application.
TMS for Manufacturing provides the connected schema, pages, reports, roles, and workflow. ERP·AI handles product access, usage, and any implementation support.
Product access
Published template
Start with connected manufacturing transportation structures and workspaces.
- 17 connected tables and 184 fields
- 4 reports and 4 access roles
- 1 configurable Proto workflow
Operational rollout
Scoped to your network
Configure, migrate, validate, and launch the movement processes your teams run every day.
- Lane, process, and role configuration
- Data migration and integrations
- Launch and ongoing support
Support
Bring us the real operation.
Questions about fit, migration, controls, or rollout? Talk with the team that can connect the software to the way your operation works.
support@erp.ai