I'm Billy Bloom — an industrial logistics foreman. I spent four years losing materials, hunting for parts for days, and catching blame for a system that was broken before I ever touched it. So I built the fix. Now I build it for companies like yours.
You, your crew, and the office digging through emails, filing cabinets, and fifteen Connexes for one part. Multiply the hours by everyone's rate. That's thousands of dollars, per incident, spent looking for something that should take ten seconds to find.
A bad count means you pull fifty and there's thirty. Nobody knew. Now you reorder — and wait weeks or months. The mill's production slips, the sub eats the delay, and the two companies stop trusting each other.
Open Package Inspection with a printed spreadsheet, hunting for an eight-digit number while the paper gets wet and you're sweating or freezing. Overlook one item after fifty and there goes fifteen minutes. Every crate. Every time.
Nobody's tracking what came in or went out. A guy takes the whole roll. The box with the only paperwork disappears. So nobody's accountable for the loss — until it's your name on it.
Send me your packing lists, PDFs, and vendor labels — even foreign labels. I turn them into clean, searchable inventory, automatically. 94–100% accurate, and a person checks anything the system isn't sure of before it ever hits your master list. You fix a handful of lines instead of typing hundreds.
Once your data's clean, I build the rest: real-time requisition lists your whole crew works off of at once without grabbing the same parts, low-stock alerts before you run out, receiving logs, auto reports, and one searchable master inventory for the entire project. Made for the field, not a warehouse app forced to fit it.
AI reads the PDF, the label, or the email and pulls the real data out.
Anything it's unsure of gets flagged for a human. You confirm the 5%, not the 100%.
Clean data lands in one searchable inventory. Ask it where a part is and get an answer.
Crews work one live list at once. Items checked off in real time, missing and partial flagged, everything searchable — with a report at the end.
Whatever fails is logged with the reason it failed — so nothing disappears silently.
I'm not a software company. I'm one of you.
Four years in the field at steel mills, doing this job by hand. I built this on real foreign labels — the ugliest paperwork in the business — and hit 98 to 100%. I know exactly what a wet packing list and a missing crate cost you, because I've paid for both, and nearly lost a job over one roll of rubber.
Off-the-shelf software is built for clean warehouses. Nothing out there is built for what you actually deal with — the weather, the vendors, the Connexes, the theft, the field. That gap is the whole reason I'm here.
No pitch. Ten minutes. Tell me where your material goes missing and I'll tell you straight whether I can help — or whether you're already fine.