On the floor
A screen for the job, not the whole system
An operator scanning a pallet needs four fields and a big button, not a desktop form with sixty. Role-specific interfaces put the work in front of the person doing it.
One source
Built onto the ERP, not beside it
Shared data, shared users and shared transactions. An application that keeps its own copy of the truth becomes the second system somebody has to reconcile.
When the line drops
Work continues, and reconciles after
Yards, basements and vehicles lose signal. Offline workflows keep the frontline moving and settle what happened once the connection returns.
Outside the walls
Access for the people who are not staff
Customers, vendors and partners get a controlled door into the records that concern them — and nothing else, which is the part that takes the design.
