Every industry re-keys something. We know where.
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SEVEN INDUSTRIES
01ManufacturingA 50-to-500-person plant with one or two lines and an ERP that was bought for finance. The signal: the production count still reaches the office on a clipboard, or in a spreadsheet someone fills in after the shift.02Logistics & supply chainA 40-to-400-person distributor or 3PL running a few depots and more than one carrier. The signal: customers phone to ask where things are, and someone answers by opening three screens.03Retail & e-commerceA retailer or brand with a web shop, a marketplace or two and physical stock, usually 20 to 300 people. The signal: ad spend is going up while someone still copies orders by hand, and stock has been sold twice this month.04HealthcareA clinic group or specialist practice with two to twenty sites and a front desk that does the admin by hand. The signal: the day's list is wrong before the doors open, and clinicians wait while patients are found on the phone.05Real estateA developer, agency or property manager with a few hundred units or a few dozen agents. The signal: leads from the portals land in personal inboxes, and nobody can say how many are waiting.06Professional & financial servicesA firm of 20 to 500 people selling judgement: accountants, lawyers, brokers, consultants. The signal: onboarding a client takes a week of chasing, and a partner spends Friday approving things by email.07Ports, shipping & freight forwardingFreight forwarders, shipping agents and terminal operators moving a few thousand containers a month across several carriers and ports. The signal: every morning someone rebuilds shipment status from carrier emails, port portals and a spreadsheet, and the customer still hears about a delay before you do.
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Wholesale, construction, field services, education, energy: the pattern is the same wherever orders, stock or cases move between systems. Tell us how yours works.