Integrations keeps your ERP, WMS and TMS on the same numbers. Exchange moves orders, load tenders, ASNs and invoices between your systems and your carriers', 3PLs' and suppliers' without portals or re-keying. Add Canvas and Studio when you want the whole chain on one page, drafted by Aquifer AI from the systems you already run.
Supply chains run on many systems across many companies. Your ERP does not talk to your 3PL’s WMS. Your TMS does not sync with your carriers. Partners send shipment updates by EDI, email or portal, and someone reconciles it all by hand.
When something goes wrong, finding the cause means pulling data from everywhere. Visibility is a story told from exports, and the exports are always behind.
Aquifer connects the systems logistics and supply chain companies run, and the companies they run them with. Integrations keeps your ERP, WMS and TMS on the same numbers and lands a copy in your warehouse. Exchange moves orders, load tenders, ASNs, PODs and invoices between your systems and your partners’ without portals or re-keying. Both stand on their own, with no app required. Add Canvas and Studio when you want the whole chain on one page, drafted by Aquifer AI from the same connections. Start with one flow. Replace nothing until you want to.
A product on its own, with no app required. 70+ pre-built connectors, including SAP S/4HANA, Oracle Cloud Applications, NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics 365, and a custom framework for the WMS or TMS that is not in the catalog. Mappings are written in SQL under version control. Runs go on a schedule, on a webhook or in near real time, with lineage from source row to destination row and an email when a sync fails.
Orders, inventory and shipments move between your ERP and your warehouse and transportation systems as they change. Freight costs and delivery confirmations land in finance, so the close uses actual logistics costs.
Replicate every system into Snowflake, Azure Synapse, PostgreSQL or SQL Server and point Power BI, Tableau or Excel at it. Inventory across your warehouses, your 3PLs and in transit, in one place you own.
A product on its own, with no app required. POs, ASNs, load tenders, tracking updates, PODs and invoices move between your systems and your carriers’, 3PLs’ and suppliers’ over X12, EDIFACT, AS2, SFTP or API. Each side decides what it shares. Partners push and nobody pulls, the mapping is written in SQL at the boundary, and every handoff carries an audit trail. A partner without an Aquifer account joins free as a guest.
Load tenders go out to carriers. Tracking updates, PODs and invoices come back into your TMS or ERP. No portal logins, no email attachments.
POs go to suppliers, and ASNs, invoices and shipment notices come back. Share inventory levels and order status with customers and receive their orders into your WMS. On shipments with several carriers, brokers and handlers, Exchange routes each record to the right company.
When you want to read the chain, not only sync it, Canvas puts orders, inventory and shipments from every system on one page per lane, site or customer, read on a laptop or a phone, and shared with a 3PL or a customer by a link that follows the approved version. Studio is where the pages, dashboards and maps are built from one model of your operation. Aquifer AI drafts them and a person approves each version. Every page shows which version it is and when its data was last updated.
On-time performance, cost per shipment and service quality across every carrier, from the shipment data Integrations already brings in.
Warehouses, 3PL sites and lanes on a map colored by status, from the whole network down to one site.
Aquifer AI relates what you connect into one model of your operation, drafts a dashboard from a sentence, and answers questions across the ERP, WMS, TMS and carrier feeds: which shipments are late, where inventory sits, which carrier missed. Bring your own AI through an MCP server or a ChatGPT Action.
Orders, inventory and shipments move between SAP, Oracle or your ERP and your WMS and TMS on a schedule or as they change, and a copy of every system lands in Snowflake or Azure Synapse.
Read about Integrations →Load tenders go out to carriers, and tracking updates, PODs and invoices come back into your TMS or ERP over X12, EDIFACT, AS2, SFTP or API, with no portal on either side.
Read about Exchange →One page per lane, site or customer with orders, inventory and shipments from every system, read on a laptop or a phone and shared with a 3PL by link.
Read about Canvas →Build the network map and the carrier dashboard from one model of your operation; Aquifer AI drafts them and a person approves each version.
Read about Studio →Ask which shipments are late and why across your ERP, WMS, TMS and carrier feeds, or bring your own AI through an MCP server or a ChatGPT Action.
Read about Aquifer AI →Patterns we see across this industry, and what changes on the platform.
Each partner has its own EDI connection with its own mapping, and every change on either side means more development.
Partners connect through Exchange over X12, EDIFACT, AS2, SFTP or API. The mapping is written in SQL at the boundary, and a new partner joins free as a guest, with no new EDI build.
Someone logs into the 3PL portal, downloads the day's reports, uploads them to the ERP and reconciles what does not match.
Inventory, orders and shipments move between your ERP and the 3PL's WMS through Exchange, and a Canvas page shows stock by location from both.
A new carrier means a new EDI setup, testing and a go-live that waits on both IT teams.
The carrier connects to Exchange as a guest. Load tenders go out, and tracking updates, PODs and invoices come back into your TMS or ERP.
Data is pulled from the ERP, WMS, TMS and carrier portals, combined in Excel, and the report is built by hand every time.
Integrations lands every system in Snowflake or Azure Synapse, and Aquifer AI drafts the carrier-performance dashboard in Studio. The team reads it in Canvas, on a phone, with the data's freshness shown on the page.
15 systems across 4 categories.
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