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INDUSTRIES

Built for supply chains where complexity is the job.

Every industry loses productivity in different places. We start with how your supply chain actually works — the sites, carriers, customers and rules you operate under — then apply the layers and services that fit.

JUMP TO AN INDUSTRY

Remote-site inbound, vendor collection and expediting.

Retailer compliance, deductions and cost per case.

High order volumes, LTL and cost to serve.

Flatbed, project freight and multi-plant outbound.

Traceability, controlled goods and secure data.

INDUSTRY BY INDUSTRY

Where productivity is lost, and how we help.

01 · MINING & NATURAL RESOURCES

Remote sites, critical supplies and no room for a missed load.

Remote and fly-in sites depend on a steady flow of consumables, MRO and critical spares from many vendors, often through seasonal access windows and constrained receiving.

HOW IT WORKS

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Remote and fly-in sites with seasonal access

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Multi-vendor inbound consumables and MRO

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Expediting, laydown and receiving constraints

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Camp and site-readiness logistics

WHERE PRODUCTIVITY IS LOST

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Uncoordinated vendor pickups and partial loads

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Carrier coverage gaps on remote lanes

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Invoices paid without matching to receipts

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Little visibility of critical spares in transit

WHAT WE MEASURE

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Load utilization

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Expediting events

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Invoice exceptions

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Administrative hours per shipment

HOW WE HELP

Mining & Natural Resources

02 · FOOD & BEVERAGE

Retailer rules, thin margins and every case counted.

Food and beverage supply chains run to retailer delivery windows and terms, with promotion-driven volume, lot-code rules and imported ingredients moving through multi-DC networks.

HOW IT WORKS

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Retailer compliance windows and delivery terms

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Chargebacks and freight deductions

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MOQ and lot-code rules

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Imported ingredients and containers across multi-DC networks

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Promotion-driven volume

WHERE PRODUCTIVITY IS LOST

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On-time-in-full fines

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Deductions that are never recovered

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Mis-sized orders and fragmented LTL

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Inventory carried against the forecast, not demand

WHAT WE MEASURE

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On-time-in-full

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Deductions recovered

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Cost per case

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Days on hand

Food & Beverage

03 · DISTRIBUTION & WHOLESALE

High order volumes, small shipments and a cost to serve that hides.

Distributors move high order counts in small shipments across branch networks, with a mix of customer-paid and vendor-paid freight that is hard to see clearly.

HOW IT WORKS

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High order counts and small shipments

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Mixed customer-paid and vendor-paid freight

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Branch networks serving overlapping customers

WHERE PRODUCTIVITY IS LOST

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Accessorial charges

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LTL class and density errors

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Cost-to-serve blind spots by customer

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Freight that is never billed back

WHAT WE MEASURE

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Freight as a % of sales

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Cost to serve by customer

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Invoice accuracy

Distribution & Wholesale

04 · INDUSTRIAL & ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Heavy, oversized and project freight, awarded on evidence.

Manufacturers ship flatbed, oversized and project freight from multiple plants, often on a TMS that is under-configured and with know-how held by one or two people.

HOW IT WORKS

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Flatbed and project freight

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Oversized and heavy loads

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Multi-plant outbound

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A TMS that is under-configured or under-used

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Know-how held by one or two people

WHERE PRODUCTIVITY IS LOST

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Carrier rates that have not been tested

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Routing-guide non-compliance

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Manual RFQs

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Documentation gaps

WHAT WE MEASURE

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Awarded-rate savings against a like-for-like baseline

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Routing-guide compliance

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RFQ cycle time

Industrial & Advanced Manufacturing

05 · DEFENCE & AEROSPACE

Traceability, controlled goods and secure data.

Defence and aerospace supply chains carry traceability, chain-of-custody and supplier-qualification requirements, with rising expectations for how data is protected.

HOW IT WORKS

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Traceability and chain of custody

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Controlled goods handling

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Supplier qualification

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Cyber-security expectations

WHERE PRODUCTIVITY IS LOST

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Manual documentation and audit trails

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Unclear custody hand-offs between carriers and sites

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Supplier records held in disconnected systems

WHAT WE MEASURE

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Documentation completeness

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Custody exceptions

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Supplier compliance status

OUR COMPLIANCE POSITION

Current

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Federal procurement registration completed

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Centralized Professional Services System (CPSS) enrolment completed

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SAP Business Network / CanadaBuys business profile established

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Independent penetration testing completed in 2026

In progress

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CPCSC Level 2

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Controlled Goods Program registration

Not claimed

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Security clearances

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Certifications not listed above

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Defence customer relationships

We list only what is confirmed. Enrolment in a procurement system does not by itself mean qualification for every procurement vehicle.

Defence & Aerospace

DON'T SEE YOUR INDUSTRY?

Every supply chain loses productivity somewhere.

A Productivity Assessment shows where yours does, with the data you already have, before you commit to software or services.

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Let's Build Something Better.

Whether you are looking to improve execution, strengthen governance, increase visibility, or transform your supply chain, we would welcome the opportunity to start the conversation.

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