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Master Data
Governs the transit times, capacities and packaging that planning relies on, with changes reviewed before they apply.
- Master Data
- Inventory Control
- IDP
- TMS
- Order-to-Delivery
- Authorization Requests
ERP, warehouses, logistics providers, carriers and spreadsheets keep different versions of inventory, demand, capacity and exceptions. The team reconciles before deciding, and traceability is lost when a recommendation moves to execution.
GLOS links operational information, differences and decisions without replacing the systems you already use.
Shared information
Inventory, planning, transport and deliveries on common references.
Every exception has an owner
Differences become cases that someone investigates and closes.
Decisions with evidence
The recommendation and the decision stay linked to the data that was used.
The platform
One common layer to decide and execute
GLOS combines sources, identifies exceptions, organises decisions and keeps owners and evidence. Your ERP remains the system of record.
ERP · SAP
Warehouses
Providers
Carriers
Spreadsheets
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Differences
Decisions
Owners
History
GLOS
Six modules, one platform
Start with one. Grow on the same foundation.
Six modules, one platform
Start with one. Grow on the same foundation.
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Inventory Control
Compares inventory across ERP, warehouses and logistics providers, shows the differences and helps investigate them.
03
IDP
Supports reviewing replenishment frequency and unit with requirements, history and forecast. The planner decides.
04
TMS
Prepares shipments, compares load alternatives and checks occupancy and pending pallets before dispatch.
05
Order-to-Delivery
Connects sales orders with plans and deliveries, including partial deliveries and their link to invoicing.
06
Authorization Requests
Gathers requests and evidence for approval through the configured channel and keeps the decision and its document.
Application screenshots with demo data. Each module can be implemented on its own.
Who it is for
For operations with more than one source of truth
Manufacturers, distributors and logistics providers with complex planning or transport who need a common layer without replacing all their systems at once.
It fits if…
- Your logistics decisions depend on several spreadsheets.
- ERP, warehouse and provider don’t match and someone reconciles them by hand.
- Recurring exceptions eat up the team’s time.
- You need to know who decided what, and with which data.
What you will be able to check
- Data reconciled against defined sources.
- Exceptions assigned and closed with traceability.
- Decisions backed by data and history.
- Integrations and data loads monitored.
Modular implementation
Start with the module that has the most impact
GLOS grew out of custom development and is now a modular solution. We agree sources, users, rules and integrations, and expand once the first flow is working.
1
We choose the problem
The costliest decision and the priority sources.
2
We define GLOS Base
Users, data and integrations with your systems.
3
We configure the module
The first module and the validation of its rules.
4
We test the journey
From data entry to decision or execution.
5
We launch and expand
We monitor and add modules on the same foundation.
First step
Book your session
GLOS Fit & Scope session
We pick one problem, identify its sources and agree a demonstrable journey for the first module.
Frequently asked questions
What people usually ask us
Does GLOS replace our ERP?
No. GLOS works on top of the systems you already use, and the ERP remains the system of record. It does not automatically replace the ERP or change critical parameters without the agreed validation.
Do we have to implement the whole suite?
No. You can start with the priority module and expand later. Modules share references, permissions, controls and history, so each one is added on the same foundation.
Which systems does it connect to?
Each implementation defines its systems, sources, rules and integrations: ERP, SAP, WMS, warehouses, providers and spreadsheets. We review what each system offers before agreeing the scope.
Who makes the decisions?
The people who own them. Recommendations, such as replenishment in IDP, are reviewed and confirmed by the planner, and Authorization Requests keeps every approval with its evidence.
What will we see in the demo?
One module with a concrete story, not a tour of every screen: for example, an inventory difference with its detail, its reason and its closure. A demo shows what the product can do; in the Fit & Scope session we check whether your data is ready.
