One order, one record
A repeated event does not create another order.
ORDERS · STOCK · WAREHOUSE
Connect sales and warehouse operations. No repeated order entry.
We connect sales channels to warehouse operations. For teams that re-enter orders, correct stock manually or discover shortages while packing shipments.
A repeated event does not create another order.
One inventory source. Visible shortages.
Complete parcels before authorizing dispatch.
One order source and one destination system. We agree on data, validation and recovery. A paid, scoped delivery; starting reference US$3,500, subject to reviewing your systems.
We check orders, duplicates, shortages and error recovery.
We test a valid order, duplicates, shortages, insufficient permissions and retry after interruption. Acceptance criteria are agreed before development.
AI helps interpret. Rules control inventory and dispatch.
AI can summarise incidents or assist supervisors with documentation. Stock, reservations and shipping authorisation use rules and permissions. We include AI when the workflow warrants it.
Share three details. We assess fit; development is quoted separately.
hello@tangotechstore.comThe automation starting point is US$3,500. It is not a quote for every integration: pricing depends on systems, permissions and agreed rules.
First we check APIs, permissions and data.
We first check API access, permissions, limits and data quality. Mentioned platforms are references, not commercial partners or already deployed connections.
We first agree on the stock source of truth and when units are reserved or deducted. We then connect APIs or an agreed exchange, with error records and reconciliation.
Orders and events need stable identifiers. A retry must recognise an operation already processed; conflicts are recorded for review.
A manifest maps parcels to products and quantities. Shipping is authorised when agreed checks are complete; shortages keep the order pending.
Winallcontrol is our published sales-platform case. The warehouse workflow shown here is an illustrative simulation, not a result attributed to that client.
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