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See and Respond to Your Whole Supply Chain.
We build supply chain software for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, including procurement, demand planning, supplier collaboration, and end-to-end visibility, so you can anticipate disruption instead of reacting to it.
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Global supply chains face constant disruption from demand shifts, supplier failures, port congestion and transport delays. For most organisations, visibility stops at their own four walls: purchase orders go out by email, confirmations come back in spreadsheets, and the first sign of a late shipment is an empty shelf. Planning teams spend their week chasing updates instead of acting on them, and inventory is held as insurance against information they do not have.
As a supply chain software development company, we build procurement, planning, supplier collaboration and visibility platforms around the way goods and information actually move: how demand is sensed, how orders are raised and approved, how suppliers confirm and ship, and how inbound stock is received across sites. Every product starts from that flow and from the partners, from contract manufacturers to freight forwarders, that sit inside it.
Integration is treated as core scope. Our platforms exchange orders, forecasts, advance shipping notices and invoices with ERPs such as SAP, Oracle and NetSuite, with suppliers through portals or EDI X12 and EDIFACT, with carriers and forwarders through their APIs, and with GS1 identifiers for products, cases and pallets, so planners work from one shared, current picture rather than reconciled extracts.
Security, data quality and auditability are engineered in from the first sprint to support GDPR, ISO 28000 supply chain security, C-TPAT and AEO trusted trader programmes and the data residency rules of the markets you source from and sell into. The outcome is custom supply chain software that planners trust, suppliers adopt and finance can reconcile, from forecast to receipt.
We map suppliers, sites, modes and lead times with your planning and procurement teams before we design, so the platform reflects the network you actually run.
Bidirectional integration with SAP, Oracle, NetSuite and Dynamics 365, plus EDI X12 and EDIFACT exchanges with suppliers and forwarders, including partners limited to flat files.
Demand forecasting, safety stock and reorder point models built on your history and external signals, with planner override and explainable outputs.
Secure, role-based portals where suppliers confirm orders, update ship dates, upload documents and see scorecards, reducing email chasing for everyone.
Ingestion of temperature, humidity, shock and location data from sensors and carriers, with excursion alerts and compliance reports for regulated goods.
We migrate master data, run parallel planning cycles and onboard suppliers in waves so purchasing and inbound operations never pause.
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Each one designed with your teams, integrated with the systems you already run, and engineered to scale.
Purchase requests, approvals, and supplier ordering.
Shared orders, confirmations, and shipment updates with suppliers.
Forecasts based on history, seasonality, and market signals.
Reorder points and safety stock across locations.
Tracking inbound and outbound goods across modes.
Temperature tracking for sensitive goods.
Other logistics & supply chain areas with a dedicated page.
The product categories supply chain management organisations most often ask us to build, from focused mobile apps to multi-tenant platforms.
One view of purchase orders, inbound shipments, stock and exceptions across suppliers, carriers and sites, with alerts that reach the right planner.
Requisitions, approval workflows, purchase orders, goods receipt and three-way invoice matching integrated with your ERP.
Order confirmations, ship-date updates, advance shipping notices, documents and scorecards shared with suppliers in one secure place.
Statistical and machine learning forecasts by SKU, location and channel, with promotions, seasonality and planner adjustments.
Safety stock, reorder points and multi-echelon replenishment that balance service levels against working capital.
Onboarding, due diligence, certificates, audits and risk scoring for every supplier in the network.
Lot, batch and serial tracking from raw material to customer using GS1 identifiers, with recall support.
Sensor data, excursion alerts and compliance reports for pharmaceuticals, food and other temperature-sensitive goods.
Shared demand, supply and financial plans with scenario modelling for monthly planning cycles.
Grouped by who uses them. Every feature below is one we have shipped to production, not a wishlist.
What suppliers, forwarders and 3PLs use.
Built for people who make the daily decisions.
Oversight for supply chain and finance leads.
The problems we most often help supply chain management organisations solve, and design every engagement around.
Upstream delays are discovered when goods fail to arrive rather than when a supplier first slips, leaving no time to expedite or re-source.
Forecasts built on spreadsheets miss seasonality, promotions and market signals, so stockouts and excess inventory coexist across the same network.
Purchase requests, approvals and supplier orders run on email and spreadsheets, with no audit trail and little control over spend.
ERP, WMS, TMS and supplier systems hold different versions of the truth, and every manual reconciliation introduces delay and error.
Customers and regulators expect lot-level traceability, supplier due diligence and cold chain evidence that paper records cannot provide. Gaps surface during audits and recalls.
Real products designed and engineered by Creuto end to end, with the operational depth logistics & supply chain and supply chain management projects demand.
A full-stack quick commerce platform — consumer mobile app, vendor management dashboard, and super admin control panel — designed and delivered by Creuto from scratch.
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A cloud-native, IoT-powered smart city platform — web command dashboard, citizen mobile app, field staff app, and full IoT integration designed and delivered by Creuto from the ground up.
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A fully custom, browser-based ERP system built to unify every department, eliminate silos, and scale with the business — designed and delivered by Creuto end to end.
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The supply chain management standards we build against and the controls behind them. Your compliance team keeps ownership; we make the software easy to certify.
The platforms, standards and third-party services a product in this sector usually has to talk to. If yours is not listed, it is almost certainly something we have connected before.
The reasons clients in this sector give when they recommend us, not the ones we would pick ourselves.
Either we build it exceptional, or we don't.
The standard every supply chain management product leaves our studio with.
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Discovery is led by people who know lead times, safety stock, three-way matching and ASNs, so requirements are right the first time.
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite and EDI work is something we do routinely, including suppliers that can only send spreadsheets.
Portals are simple enough for small suppliers to use without training, with EDI and API options for larger partners.
Planners see why a forecast or reorder suggestion was made and can override it, with every override feeding the next model run.
We stay on to onboard suppliers, maintain integrations and evolve models as your network, products and markets change.
What organisations in this sector gain when the software is built around their workflows rather than the other way around.
Supplier and shipment exceptions surface when they happen, giving teams time to expedite, re-source or reallocate stock.
Better forecasts and replenishment logic let you hold the stock you need rather than the stock you fear needing.
Digital requisitions, approvals and supplier orders cut cycle times and give finance a full audit trail.
Shared data and clear scorecards replace email chasing with a single version of commitments and performance.
Lot-level history answers customer, auditor and recall questions in minutes rather than days.
Scenario modelling and live dashboards replace spreadsheet reconciliation in planning meetings.
Transparent, sprint-based and built around decisions you can see. You know what ships, when, and why at every step.
Start Your ProjectWe map suppliers, sites, lead times and planning cycles with procurement and planning teams, and agree the service, inventory and cost outcomes the software must move.
Master data model, ERP and EDI integrations, supplier access, hosting region and the regulations in scope are documented before design starts.
Prototypes are tested with planners, buyers and a sample of suppliers, so portals get adopted rather than bypassed by email.
Two-week sprints with working software reviewed by your planning leads. ERP and EDI integrations are built against test environments early.
EDI conformance tests with partners, forecast accuracy checks on historical data, load testing and a penetration test before go-live.
Launch with one category or region, onboard suppliers in waves, then expand with monitoring and a roadmap driven by service and inventory data.
Chosen per project for longevity, hiring depth and fit with your existing systems, never by fashion.
AI IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
We add AI where it improves a planning decision or saves a buyer time: forecasts that learn from your history, alerts that predict a late supplier before the ship date passes, and assistants that read supplier documents, all with planner review and an audit trail.
Explore our AI engineeringThe shifts we design for so a product launched this year is still the right product in three.
Organisations are diversifying suppliers and regions, which needs software that models alternative sources and lead times rather than a single cheapest route.
Machine learning forecasts and language-model assistants are joining planning workflows, with planners reviewing and approving rather than building spreadsheets.
EU and national due diligence rules require evidence about suppliers and sub-suppliers, pushing risk and compliance data into procurement systems.
GS1 EPCIS and digital product passport initiatives are making event-level traceability a requirement rather than a differentiator.
Customers and investors ask for supplier and transport emissions reported under the GHG Protocol, which depends on clean supplier and shipment data.
There is no honest single number. Scope, integrations and compliance drive the budget, so we price against a written scope after discovery. The factors below are what move it.
A supplier portal alone is a smaller build than procurement, planning, visibility and analytics on one platform.
Each ERP instance, EDI partner and logistics provider adds mapping, testing and onboarding effort.
Simple statistical forecasts are quick; multi-echelon optimisation and machine learning models need data preparation and validation.
Hundreds of suppliers with different capabilities need tiered onboarding, support material and portal localisation.
Cleaning item, supplier and location data before migration is often a significant share of the work.
Lot tracking, cold chain evidence and due diligence records add data model and reporting effort.
| Engagement | Typical scope | Timeline |
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| Validation MVP | One module such as a supplier portal or visibility dashboard, one ERP integration, core roles and audit. | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Production platform | Procurement, supplier collaboration and shipment visibility with ERP and EDI integration and analytics. | 4 to 7 months |
| Enterprise control tower | Multi-region planning, forecasting and optimisation, supplier risk, traceability and full partner network. | 8 to 14 months, phased |
Revenue models we have built billing, reporting and growth loops for. Most products combine two or three.
Per-user, per-site or per-module plans for supply chain software sold to manufacturers and distributors.
Suppliers pay for premium portal features, EDI connectivity or visibility of buyer forecasts.
Annual licences with implementation and support fees for large control tower deployments.
Fees per purchase order, invoice or shipment processed through the platform.
Benchmarking, risk intelligence and advanced forecasting sold as paid extensions.
The engineering disciplines every project in this sector draws on. Each has its own page with process, stack and FAQs.
Founders and product leaders on what it is like to build with Creuto.
“What stood out the most about Creuto was their exceptional UI/UX expertise.”
Creuto's work led to a significant increase in engagement, user interaction, and time spent on pages for the client. The team's project management, timely delivery, and receptiveness to feedback were commendable. Moreover, Creuto's UI/UX expertise and thoughtful designs stood out.
Rounak Mehra
Co-Founder, Indus AI
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Straight answers about supply chain management software projects. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Ask our supply chain management teamIt depends on the modules in scope, the number of ERP and EDI integrations, the depth of forecasting and optimisation, how many suppliers need onboarding and the quality of your master data. A single-module MVP is a materially smaller investment than an enterprise control tower. After a short discovery we provide a fixed-scope proposal with a clear breakdown.
A validation MVP such as a supplier portal or visibility dashboard typically takes 10 to 14 weeks. A production platform with procurement, collaboration and ERP and EDI integration usually takes four to seven months. Enterprise control towers with forecasting, risk and traceability are delivered in phases over eight to fourteen months.
We design for GDPR and regional privacy laws, ISO 28000 supply chain security, C-TPAT and AEO programme requirements, FSMA traceability for food in the United States and European supply chain due diligence rules where they apply. Data formats include EDI X12, EDIFACT and GS1 identifiers and EPCIS events. We confirm the exact scope during discovery.
Yes. We integrate with SAP, Oracle, NetSuite and Dynamics 365 through their APIs or middleware, and with suppliers through EDI X12 or EDIFACT over AS2 and SFTP, supplier APIs or a web portal for those without EDI. Carriers and forwarders connect through their tracking APIs.
App development usually means the portal or mobile app a supplier, buyer or warehouse user touches. Supply chain software development covers the whole system: those apps plus the data model, ERP and EDI integrations, forecasting engine, control tower and reporting behind them. We deliver both as one connected product.
Yes. Smaller suppliers use a secure web portal to confirm orders, update ship dates, create advance shipping notices and upload documents. Larger suppliers can connect through EDI or APIs. Both routes feed the same data, so planners see one consistent view.
We start with your sales, stock and promotion history, test statistical and machine learning models against past periods, and choose the approach that performs best for each product group. Planners can see the drivers behind a forecast, override it and track accuracy over time.
Yes. We ingest data from temperature, humidity and location sensors and from carrier feeds, raise alerts when goods leave their allowed range and produce compliance reports linked to each lot or shipment for pharmaceutical and food customers. Excursion history is kept for audits.
Tell us what you are building. We will help you scope it, design it, and ship it, with a senior team accountable end to end.
