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Hi guys, kudos on the launch! I help run a distribution company and I'm not clear who this is for? Is it for my own trucks i.e. scheduling trucks between our l
by dhruvkar 7y ago
Hi guys, kudos on the launch!
I help run a distribution company and I'm not clear who this is for? Is it for my own trucks i.e. scheduling trucks between our locations and/or customers? Is it for when we use a 3rd party logistics company i.e. scheduling time with them to come pick up and deliver our goods? Or is the product FOR the 3rd party logistics company that is handling our goods?
Is this usable without two (or more) of the parties using this software?
Would love to hear more. There are many issues in this space and love the fact newer startups are getting into it.
- adenta 7y ago> I help run a distribution company and I'm not clear who this is for? Hello! We sell to you, the person who runs a warehouse/distribution center. We are trying to augment the functionalities of a receiving coordinator. Instead of using the phone or email to schedule appointments at your distribution center, you can use Terusama. What can we say to make this more clear in the future? > Is this usable without two (or more) of the parties using this software? Could you clarify your question? We are not a TMS/WMS. We have one customer who still scheduled appointments manually, but uses our kiosks to check truck drivers in & out. Glad you are as excited as we are!
- mustardo 7y agoHi, Terusama looks like it's focused on the warehouse, factory, or DC (Distribution Centre) which I think is fantastic, we have had a lot of drivers complain about how long they can spend waiting at DCs so I believe there is a big market here, especially for large businesses. Coca-Cola, Supermarkets etc Shameless plug, We have a DMS (Delivery Management System) https://www.subtrux.com/manage/ https://www.subtrux.com/manage/ if you run your own fleet or want to subcontract jobs