Floor level processing that feeds the system you already run.
A rigid WMS or ERP that cannot be customized for a new line of work. No engineering department waiting to help. Shop floor needs the enterprise system never addresses. Upstream walks up to the mess, adds structure and process, and still hands the data back to your system automatically.
At the dock, with or without a record
What it is and what it is worth
Where it goes, by your rules
Sold where it recovers the most
Picked and shipped from your system or ours
For a plant, Receive, Identify, Route and Ship. Resell only where the line needs it.
What lands on the floor.
A new line the ERP was not built for
Recommerce, recycling, returns. Specific processing needs that sit outside what the enterprise system does, and no way to add them.
Everything handled by hand
Items processed whether or not they are worth processing, because nobody upstream of the floor can tell.
Shrinkage and counts
Inventory that walks, and wall to wall counts that eat a weekend.
Where it applies.
Receiving and put away at item level
Every item gets an identity and a location the moment it is photographed, on your serials.
Floor processing that writes back
A process for the line the ERP could not give you, with identity, condition, value and location fed to the ERP so it stays the system of record.
Only the right items move forward
Identification and valuation upstream of e-commerce so the listing team only receives what will sell.
Pick, pack and ship for the recovery line
Fulfill where the floor needs it, feeding your system.
With the money and the record.
Labor per unit, down
Nobody types. Nobody processes what will not sell.
A process the floor can run
Structure for the line, without a change request to the ERP vendor.
The ERP stays the system of record
Data flows back automatically. No second system to reconcile.
Alongside, not instead.
Rigid systems, met on their own terms
Upstream finds a way into the ERP, adds the feature the floor needs, and feeds the ERP the data it wants.
Implemented in days
Quick Start on the floor first, integration second.
Honest about scope
Fulfill is built for the recovery line, not for enterprise inventory accounting. It sits beside an enterprise WMS. It does not replace one.
Will this replace our WMS?
No. It runs alongside it and writes to it. If your WMS does what you need, you keep it and Upstream feeds it.
We have no engineering team. Is that a problem?
It is the normal case. Quick Start needs nothing from your engineers. Deeper integration is scoped by ours.
How fast?
The floor is processing with Quick Start the day after the walkthrough. Write back to your ERP follows in weeks.
Show us the floor.
The walkthrough starts with what you run today and the line that does not fit it.