Wholesale distribution

Your ERP was built for
forty orders a day.
This one runs four hundred.

When many orders arrive from marketplaces and other channels, your ERP struggles with order intake, stock reservation and picking, not with accounting. We build that flow (a contour) first, as its own system connected to your ERP. The other flows follow one at a time, accounting last and only when you decide, until the old ERP can be switched off. In week three of the first contour, your team does a real working day in the new system. Once you accept it, it goes live on our servers in the European Union, and we run it for one monthly price set by your transactions a month. A change you describe in writing still takes a day of work.

No call. No card. A working day in the system, in three minutes.

One order, end to end SO-1003 · Verde Concept Store
  • Order arrives from the channelone connection per marketplace, costs fixed on arrival<100 ms
  • Stock reserved across locationsavailability by bin, not by warehouse totalauto
  • Picked by barcodeeach box records what was put in itfloor
  • Packed and labelledcarrier label printed from the pack screenfloor
  • Delivery note issuedall four DDT formatsauto
  • Invoice raised and sent to SDIFatturaPA, fixed and resent if rejectedauto
  • Written back to your ERPuntil the books move too, last of allsync
Live reference build · invented data
Scope

What three weeks covers, and what it does not.

Three weeks does not cover your whole business. A vendor who promises that is setting up a dispute at the acceptance meeting. Three weeks gets you one complete contour, working, on your data. The rest are further contours, each in three weeks, in the order you choose. The migration fee covers up to three flows from one current system, and each further flow adds one month of your monthly price.

Contour one: order to invoice

Three weeks
  • Orders from channels and marketplaces, one connection per channel, each switched on only when you decide
  • Commission, lead time and cost fixed on the order when it arrives
  • Stock and reservation across multiple locations, with putaway and cycle counting
  • Pick, pack and box contents by barcode, on a screen that works on a tablet
  • Carrier label and every delivery note format your country requires
  • Customer invoice and your country’s e-invoicing, including fixing and resending rejected invoices
  • A login for each person, and roles checked on the server
  • Two-way sync with your current ERP

At the end of week three, your team does a real working day in it, side by side with the old system. If they cannot, we return everything you paid within 14 days.

Later contours

Three weeks each
  • Purchasing, vendor bills and three-way match
  • General ledger, VAT registers, fiscal close and the parallel run
  • Treasury, bank statement matching and collections
  • The sale event calendar and the customer acquisition funnel
  • Reports with the analytic dimension your ERP never recorded
  • People, attendance and time off
  • Your own marketplace storefront on top of the same catalogue

All of these are built in the foundation, whether or not a client uses them yet. The reference build below left its books in the client’s own system. We list them as separate contours for two reasons: you decide the order, and accounting should be the last thing to move, never the first. Once it has moved, the old ERP can be switched off.

The demo

Orders, purchases, a warehouse floor
and the ledger behind them.

Sign in as the person whose job you want to check. Sales sees orders and margin. The warehouse sees the next pick. Purchasing sees what is at the dock. Finance sees what can go to SDI, the e-invoicing system, tonight. One system, four different working days.

Sales

Orders at every stage, one of them halfway through picking

Follow SO-1003 from the channel to the invoice without leaving the order. The system calculates the margin on each line; nobody types it.

Warehouse

The pick that belongs to that order

PICK-441 on a full-screen scanning view with nothing else on it, 48-pixel buttons, and a keypad for when the scanner battery is flat.

Finance

The invoice that comes out of it

INV-3001 with its journal entries, its status in SDI, and the ledger it is posted to.

Open the live demo This is a reference build on invented data. Yours will be different, because it will be built around your business.
What it connects to

Your accounting stays in your current system until last.

A three-week build is possible because the first contour does not move your accounting, your history or your tax setup. We take the daily operations off your ERP first. It stays your book of record until accounting moves, last and only when you decide.

Until last

Your ERP keeps the books for now

Odoo, SAP or an old local package: it does not matter. Documents flow back to it, and your accountant keeps working as today. When the books move, they move last, reconciled line by line.

  • Odoo 14 to 19
  • SAP
  • Legacy local ERP
  • Two-way sync
Comes in

Channels, catalogue, carriers

One connection per channel, switched off by default, so nothing arrives until you switch it on. Product data from your PIM (product information system), labels from the carrier you already use.

  • Marketplaces
  • PIM
  • FedEx
  • ShippyPro
  • ZPL printing
Goes out

Your country’s e-invoicing and tax documents

E-invoicing, delivery documents and archiving, handled on screen rather than in an email inbox, with a tamper-evident (hash-chained) audit trail. Proven end to end on the Italian system, and built the same way for yours.

  • DDT
  • FatturaPA
  • SDI
  • PEC
  • Conservazione
Evidence

Measured on the reference build, not estimated.

Your technical people will ask harder questions than your buyers. Here are the answers we can back with a number.

<100 ms
To take in a channel order and update all the stock behind it. The limit we set is two seconds
11
Sales channels mapped, each with its own commission, lead time and document format
<1 min
To load more than 1.3 million rows into a new, empty environment, at the client’s production volume
10,000+
Automated checks on the reference build and its foundation, run before any change can reach the live system
Straight answers

Six questions people ask on the first call.

We already have an ERP. Will we run two systems?+
Only while the flows move over. The pain is rarely in the books. It is in hundreds of small channel orders a day, stock reserved by bin, and a picking floor working on tablets. Your ERP was never designed for this part. We build it first, connected to your ERP, and the documents flow back to it. The other flows follow one at a time, in the order you choose. Accounting moves last, only when you decide, reconciled line by line as at the cutover date. Until then the books stay exactly where they are. Once they have moved, the old ERP can be switched off.
Is three weeks really enough for an ERP?+
Not for a whole ERP, and we do not claim that. Three weeks is one contour, named on this page, on your data, with your team doing a real working day in it at the end. It is possible because the business logic is already built and the cost of writing software has fallen sharply. If week three ends and you do not accept it, we return every euro you paid.
We are not a software company. Who keeps it running?+
We do. The system runs on our servers in the European Union, in a system of your own, and updates arrive every week, included. Your people only use it. A change you describe in writing still takes a day of work. Behind every change sit tests that fail if critical behaviour changes, and a merge gate that blocks any change that fails a check.
What if we want to leave?+
Leaving costs nothing. You can have all of your data at any time, in open formats, free, and you have 90 days after the agreement ends to take it out. If you want the system on your own server instead, the price of that licence is published: 36 months of your monthly price, and at least €100,000.
Where is our data stored, and who can see it?+
On our servers in the European Union, in a system of your own. Each person has their own access. Roles are checked on the server, not only on screen, and every change is linked to a name. We sign a mutual NDA, which covers personal data, before we look at anything. The GDPR data processing agreement is signed with the contract.
What does it cost in year one?+
The Wholesale edition from €120 a month, set by your transactions a month, plus a one-time starting fee fixed before you sign. For a distributor with 45 people and about 1,500 transactions a month, signing in November with the launch offer, the first year is €8,640 in Managed, everything included, or €3,280 in Self-build, where your team makes the changes. Prices exclude VAT. There is no charge per seat or per user, and no implementation fee on top. Compare that with the setup fee alone on the other quote you have.
Pricing

The Wholesale edition, priced by transactions, never per user.

Adding users costs you nothing: everyone gets a login. The Wholesale edition is Core, Warehouse Pro and Channels. You pay one monthly price for your size, set by how many transactions you run a month, and a one-time fee to start.

The Wholesale edition

From €120
Per month, billed yearly · Self-build · size set by transactions

Core, Warehouse Pro and Channels, a login for every person, hosting on our servers in the European Union, backups, monitoring, weekly updates and email support. A distributor with about 1,500 transactions a month pays €240 a month in Self-build, or €640 in Managed, where our Project Engineer makes the changes.

Moving to a-systems, at the launch price

€960
Once · Managed · half at signing · fixed before you sign

Three months of the Managed monthly price, at half price under the launch offer, for up to three flows from one current system: your data, your settings, training and the real working day. The two-day probe that produces the scope is free and runs under a signed mutual NDA. If your team does not accept the system after that working day, we return everything you paid.

For a distributor with 45 people and about 1,500 transactions a month, signing in November, the whole first year costs €8,640 in Managed, everything included, or €3,280 in Self-build. Year two costs at most €8,064 in Managed. Every price, and a first year line by line.

Three minutes in the demo
tells you more than an hour on a call.

Four ways in, a full day of documents, and one order that goes all the way through. If that does not answer your question, book a call and bring your hardest question.

Open the live demo Book a technical call No call. No card. It opens in thirty seconds.

Which business should the demo show?

Each one opens in a new tab. The data is invented and rebuilt every few hours. No call, no card.

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