For operations, supply chain, finance and compliance
The papers are the long documents: what Runink FACE and Runink PULSE do, and the CORE platform both of them run on. The shorter pieces stay with the problems behind them — a customs entry held for a missing document, a freight claim still inside its filing window, a return that costs more to handle than the goods, a cold chain that has to be proven after the fact.
Runink FACE
The evidence of your next loss is already in your systems.
Fulfilment Autonomous Claims Engine
30 pages
Runink CORE
One operations layer, on hardware you already own.
The operations layer for companies that keep their own data
21 pages
Runink PULSE
A marketing engine that runs inside your own business.
Prescriptive Unified Lead & Social Engine
23 pages
Runink CORE with Logical Leap
Continuous oversight, with a second opinion on every finding.
A joint architecture paper with Logical Leap's Atlas
23 pages
Supply Chain Strategy
A dashboard cannot show you the difference between a measured zero and a number nobody measured. Both render as 0. Four questions that separate software that knows from software that is guessing.
Supply Chain Strategy
Part of the 6-part series on the dangers of SCM Vaporware.
Supply Chain Strategy
Part of the 6-part series on the dangers of SCM Vaporware.
Supply Chain Strategy
A dashboard cannot show you the difference between a measured zero and a number nobody measured. Both render as 0. Four questions that separate software that knows from software that is guessing.
Supply Chain Strategy
Part of the 6-part series on the dangers of SCM Vaporware.
Supply Chain Strategy
Part of the 6-part series on the dangers of SCM Vaporware.
Retail Logistics
How aligning visual merchandising with upstream replenishment, warehouse slotting and delivery schedules decides whether a display stays stocked.
Data Strategy
How the Define and Measure phases of Six Sigma change when every logistics system's raw records are kept in one place, and what to ask of an ingestion layer before you choose one.
Omnichannel Fulfillment
How distributed order management, accurate inventory records and cross-docking let a retailer sell stock held anywhere in its network.
Warehouse Operations
What a warehouse SOP is, why undocumented process is a single point of failure, how to write one people follow, and what software can honestly do with them.
Warehouse Operations
What cross-docking is, the three models, what an operation needs before it can run one, and which two figures tell you whether yours is ready.
Warehouse Operations
Slotting decides how far your pickers walk. Why it decays, the four methods that work, how to re-slot without shutting down, and the figure to measure first.
Every article carries its own topics, and the index lists all of them with a count beside each one. The papers are the place to start if you want the mechanism rather than the problem.
Bring one lane, one claim, or one month of invoices. Half an hour, with whoever owns the problem in the room, and we walk that one example end to end. If it is not the shape this addresses, we will say so.
Book a consultationThe form opens with the articles already named, so you are not starting by explaining where you came from.
