How Stacksync works for logistics

1. No-Code, Rapid Integration: Easily connect TMS, WMS, ERP, IoT, and 3PL platforms using Stacksync’s intuitive, no-code interface, no custom development required.
2. Real-Time, Two-Way Sync: Ensure all systems, teams, and partners have access to the latest shipment, inventory, and order data, eliminating silos and delays.
3. Automated Alerts and Notifications: Set up custom rules to trigger real-time alerts for shipment delays, inventory thresholds, and order exceptions, ensuring proactive response.
4. Scalable, Secure Architecture: Support global logistics operations with high-frequency data processing, while maintaining enterprise-grade security and compliance.

Key benefits

• Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility: Synchronize shipment, inventory, and order data across all logistics platforms to provide up-to-the-minute tracking and operational transparency.
• Automated Workflows: Automate order processing, shipment updates, and inventory management to reduce manual tasks, minimize errors, and accelerate fulfillment.
• Seamless 3PL Integration: Connect with multiple third-party logistics providers, carriers, and partners to streamline collaboration and ensure accurate, timely data exchange.
• Scalable Data Infrastructure: Handle high-volume, high-frequency transactions across global logistics networks with robust, cloud-native architecture.
• Regulatory Compliance and Security: Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with industry regulations such as customs, trade, and data privacy standards.

Use cases

• End-to-End Shipment Tracking: Integrate data from carriers, GPS devices, and TMS platforms to provide customers and teams with real-time shipment status and proactive alerts.
• Inventory and Warehouse Optimization: Sync WMS and ERP data to optimize stock levels, reduce overstock and stockouts, and improve warehouse efficiency.
• Automated Order Fulfillment: Connect e-commerce, ERP, and logistics systems to automate order routing, shipping label generation, and delivery notifications.
• Freight Cost Analysis and Optimization: Aggregate data from multiple carriers and lanes to analyze shipping costs, identify savings opportunities, and negotiate better rates.
• Customs and Trade Compliance Reporting: Automate the collection and submission of customs documentation and compliance data for international shipments.