Native ERP and warehouse connections
The platform connects to your current systems natively, so they stay in place.
Prepared for the VP of Supply Chain and CIO
Twelve distribution centers. One live view of inventory.
A plan for Northwind Logistics to retire spreadsheet-driven supply planning, connected natively to the ERP and warehouse systems you already run.
Schedule Technical ReviewNo rip-and-replace migration.
12regional distribution centers in scope
3 yearsproposed platform term
1 viewof live inventory for every planner
The change
From spreadsheets to a shared source of truth
Today
Supply planning runs on a legacy, spreadsheet-driven process spread across 12 regional distribution centers.
Next
Planners work from one live view of inventory, fed directly by your existing ERP and warehouse systems.
Approach
Built around the systems you already run
What this means for supply chain and IT leaders at Northwind Logistics.
One live inventory view
Every planner, in every region, sees the same current picture instead of a separate spreadsheet.
No rip-and-replace
The change replaces the planning process, not the core systems behind it.
Questions to settle in the review
Do we have to replace our ERP or warehouse systems?
No. The platform connects natively to your existing systems, with no rip-and-replace migration.
What is in scope?
A three-year platform deal covering supply planning across all 12 regional distribution centers.
Who should join the technical review?
We suggest the VP of Supply Chain and the CIO, so business and technical priorities are in the same conversation.
Next step
Book the technical review this quarter
Let's confirm executive sponsorship and walk through how the platform connects to your systems before the end of the quarter.