Map the network
Document lanes, warehouse nodes, channels, systems, partners, owners, and escalation points.
Supply Chain Orchestration
See the next action across inventory, orders, freight, and billing.
ANP connects operating teams, partner nodes, OMS, WMS, TMS, reporting, and exception workflows into a clearer control layer built around your service scope.
Control tower operations
Visibility is useful when it leads to an owned action.
ANP's orchestration model is practical: connect relevant order, warehouse, and transport information so operators can understand what is moving, where stock sits, which exceptions need attention, and how the network is performing.
The available data, integrations, alerts, and reporting cadence are defined during solution design. Analytics can support higher-volume routing and planning decisions where the underlying client and partner data is available.
Operating workflow
Build control around the physical flow
Define the data
Agree which order, inventory, shipment, billing, and status fields are available and useful.
Connect workflows
Configure applicable OMS, WMS, TMS, partner-tool, file, or reporting handoffs.
Set operating rules
Define routing logic, exception thresholds, reporting cadence, and who owns each response.
Monitor and coordinate
Use available status data to prioritise delays, shortages, receiving issues, and order exceptions.
Review and improve
Analyse recurring exceptions, inventory patterns, costs, and route or node opportunities.
Capabilities
One operating view, built from available data
Inventory visibility
Track stock positions and movements across participating warehouse nodes.
Unified order workflows
Coordinate B2C and B2B order processes through one operating model where suitable.
Shipment coordination
Bring available freight and delivery status into the same exception workflow.
Routing support
Use rates, transit considerations, node availability, customs complexity, and service targets in defined routing rules.
Billing workflow
Consolidate freight, warehousing, fulfilment, and partner cost inputs into a clearer reconciliation process.
Analytics and alerts
Review operational patterns and flag agreed exceptions when the required data is available.
Suitable clients
For supply chains that have outgrown spreadsheets and inbox handoffs.
Multi-country brands
Coordinate inventory, orders, and partner activity across two or more markets.
Mixed-channel operators
Bring B2C and B2B order flows into a shared view without treating them as identical.
Scaling operations teams
Define ownership, alerts, and reporting before exception volume becomes the operating model.
Make the operating picture clearer