Industries
The industries we know from the inside.
Each of these is a sector our lead analyst has worked in for years, not one we have read about. That is the difference between a specification that describes how your operation actually runs and one that describes how software vendors imagine it does.
Forestry & manufacturing
Sawmills, forest products and manufacturers: order validation, inventory and tally, planning, and the integrations between LumberTrack, JD Edwards, Dynamics 365 and everything around them.
- Order validation and order-to-invoice
- Inventory, tally and cycle counting
- Demand and supply planning connected to the ERP
- Bringing acquired sites onto common systems
Supply chain & distribution
Inventory, replenishment, warehousing and distribution — custom where products do not fit, integrated where they do, and specified by an analyst certified in production and inventory management.
- Inventory and replenishment
- Warehousing with RF and barcode scanning
- Distribution requirements planning
- ERP, WMS and carrier integration
Transportation & field operations
Dispatch, scheduling, crews, fleets and work orders — the systems that keep vehicles and people moving, built around how the day actually changes.
- Dispatch and scheduling
- Field service and work orders
- Fleet and asset maintenance
- Payroll and billing hand-off
Public sector
Crown corporations, agencies, health authorities and universities: requirements that survive procurement, migrations that keep the record intact, and delivery that fits governance.
- Requirements and RFP specifications
- Fit-gap and vendor evaluation
- CRM, ERP and payroll migrations
- Automation with documented business rules
Legal & professional services
Case management, document workflows and governed AI for law firms, immigration practices and other regulated professional services.
- Case and matter management
- Immigration practice workflows
- Document automation with review
- AI that answers from your own sources
Something else? Ask — the method carries across sectors, and so do most integration patterns. See also the systems we work in.
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