Supply Chain Management Software Development Company

A Transportation Management System (TMS) coordinates shipment planning, carrier selection, dispatch, freight execution, tracking, and transportation analytics. Devox Software develops and integrates TMS functionality for companies that need greater control over transportation operations without replacing every existing logistics application.

A custom transportation layer can consolidate carrier rates, service levels, traffic data, fleet information, delivery requirements, and historical performance before selecting an appropriate route or carrier. For companies working with multiple carriers or transportation partners, we can connect the TMS through APIs, EDI messages, telematics services, GPS feeds, and external rate or tracking providers.

Typical functionality includes:

• carrier and lane management;
• automated quotation;
• load and route planning;
• shipment scheduling;
• dispatch workflows;
• real-time shipment status;
• freight cost calculation;
• delivery exception management;
• proof-of-delivery processing;
• carrier performance analytics.

AI can also be introduced into transportation workflows to recommend carriers, estimate delivery risks, optimize routing, and flag shipments likely to miss an SLA.

A Warehouse Management System (WMS) manages inventory movement and warehouse execution, including receiving, putaway, replenishment, picking, packing, and shipping. We develop WMS modules that connect warehouse activity with the wider supply chain instead of treating inventory as a separate operational silo.

The system can synchronize orders from ERP or ecommerce platforms, update inventory as goods move through warehouse zones, assign tasks to operators, and send fulfillment data back to transportation and finance systems.

Depending on the warehouse environment, we can integrate:

• barcode and QR scanning;
• RFID infrastructure;
• IoT sensors;
• handheld terminals;
• conveyor systems;
• automated storage and retrieval systems;
• AMRs and other warehouse automation equipment;
• carrier and shipping APIs.

Warehouse dashboards can track inventory accuracy, receiving throughput, order processing time, picking performance, dock activity, and other operational KPIs.

An ERP integration connects operational supply chain applications with the enterprise systems responsible for purchasing, finance, inventory accounting, customers, suppliers, and master data. Devox Software connects custom SCM software with environments such as SAP, SAP S/4HANA, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft-based enterprise systems, or proprietary ERPs.

The goal is not simply to exchange data but to define which system owns each business object and how updates should propagate across the architecture.

For example, a customer order may originate in an ERP, move to an order management system, trigger warehouse allocation, create a transportation request, and later return delivery and cost information to finance.

Integrations can use:

• REST and GraphQL APIs;
• webhooks;
• message queues and event streaming;
• EDI;
• SFTP;
• database-level integration;
• middleware and integration platforms.

For EDI-driven supply chains, we can support workflows around documents such as purchase orders, invoices, shipment notices, acknowledgements, and other partner transactions. We also design monitoring and reconciliation mechanisms so failed integrations do not silently create inventory, fulfillment, or billing discrepancies.

Order and inventory management connects demand with available stock, warehouse capacity, suppliers, and transportation. We build systems that provide a consistent view of orders from creation through fulfillment and delivery while showing where inventory is located and whether it can realistically satisfy demand.

Functionality can include:

• distributed inventory visibility;
• stock reservation;
• available-to-promise logic;
• order routing;
• replenishment;
• backorder handling;
• returns;
• purchase order workflows;
• supplier status tracking;
• safety-stock rules;
• inventory forecasting.

For companies operating multiple warehouses, stores, fulfillment centers, or third-party logistics locations, the system can maintain a unified inventory picture while respecting site-level availability. Instead of relying only on static reorder thresholds, forecasting models can use historical demand, seasonality, promotions, lead times, and other signals to recommend replenishment levels.

Real-time visibility means knowing what is happening across inventory, shipments, warehouses, suppliers, and transportation without manually assembling updates from several systems. For enterprise supply chains, this requires more than placing a map inside a dashboard. Devox Software builds data architectures that ingest operational events from internal applications and external partners, normalize them, and make them available to dashboards, alerts, workflows, analytics, and AI models.

A supply chain control tower is a centralized operational layer that combines data from TMS, WMS, ERP, suppliers, carriers, IoT devices, and other sources to provide an end-to-end view of supply chain execution. The control tower does not need to replace existing enterprise software. Instead, it can sit above your existing systems and consolidate events such as:

• order created;
• inventory allocated;
• goods picked;
• vehicle dispatched;
• shipment delayed;
• customs documentation pending;
• delivery completed;
• supplier milestone missed.

Operations teams can work with one dashboard instead of switching between separate carrier portals, spreadsheets, ERP screens, and warehouse applications. Role-based views can provide different information for dispatchers, warehouse managers, procurement teams, customer service, executives, or external partners. More advanced control towers can also move from visibility to decision support by detecting exceptions and recommending actions.

Real-time tracking can combine data from GPS, RFID, telematics, mobile devices, scanners, connected equipment, and IoT sensors. For transportation workflows, GPS and telematics feeds can show current asset location, route progress, stops, estimated arrival, and deviations. RFID and barcode systems can track product or pallet movement through warehouses and distribution facilities. IoT sensors can add contextual information such as:

• temperature;
• humidity;
• vibration;
• equipment condition;
• vehicle diagnostics;
• container status.

This is especially useful for cold-chain, pharmaceutical, food, high-value goods, industrial equipment, and other operations where shipment condition matters alongside shipment location.

Rather than storing IoT data separately, we can connect events to orders, shipments, assets, and inventory records so teams understand their operational context.

Predictive last-mile capabilities can also use historical and live delivery data to estimate ETA, identify likely delays, and adjust delivery planning.

Traditional supply chain software explains what has already happened. Predictive supply chain systems aim to identify what is likely to happen next and give teams enough time to respond. Devox Software integrates machine learning and predictive analytics into transportation, inventory, order, supplier, and control-tower workflows. The objective is not to add an AI dashboard for its own sake. A useful model should influence a real operational decision.

Get hold of transparency and speed to reach any KPI. Let Devox Software develop scalable and flexible cloud-based SCM solutions with supply chain software development services that allow for remote access, streamlined data sharing, and real-time data synchronization.

Optimize interactions with suppliers: track their performance, manage contracts, and assess risks, facilitating stronger, more reliable supplier relationships. This tool is key to improving procurement efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring a stable, high-quality supply chain.

Harness historical sales data, market trends, and statistical algorithms that will be now available to you and your team. Get a chance to predict future customer demand accurately, optimize inventory levels, enhance production planning, and reduce the risk of stockouts or excess inventory.

Creating mobile apps for on-the-go management of supply chain activities, enhancing accessibility for stakeholders. Order an application complimentary to a full-scale SCM system development for Android, iOS or cross-platform compatibility.