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PLATFORM
The system of execution connecting your supply chain.
Axxis brings together the information, rules, people, and processes required to execute transportation and logistics activities across complex operational environments.
Rather than replacing existing systems of record, Axxis helps coordinate the work happening between them.
HOW AXXIS WORKS · THE EXECUTION GAP
Systems of record hold the data. Execution happens between them.
An ERP knows the purchase order. A carrier knows where the truck is. A vendor knows what was packed. A site knows what it needs tomorrow. The gap is the work required to bring those facts together and act on them.
In most organizations, that work is done by people—by email, phone, spreadsheet and memory. It is slow, it does not scale and it leaves little record of what happened or why.
Coordination work that Axxis is designed to reduce · Illustrative photography
SYSTEM OF RECORD
Holds the authoritative data
ERP, OMS, TMS and WMS platforms remain the source of truth for orders, inventory, contracts and finance.
SYSTEM OF EXECUTION
Coordinates the work
Axxis connects those records with partner activity, applies business rules and manages the workflow from order to delivery.
THE RESULT
An operational record that builds itself
Every event, document and exception is captured as work is done—creating a trusted record for reporting and improvement.
THE EXECUTION LAYER
Connect. Orchestrate. Control.
Axxis sits across your existing environment as a dedicated execution layer. Three responsibilities define it.
CONNECT
Bring the facts together
Ingest orders, ship notices, carrier events and documents from systems and partners. Normalize references and match them to orders, locations and shipments.
ORCHESTRATE
Move work forward
Apply business rules and workflows so the right next step happens—for the right shipment, partner and team—without manual chasing.
CONTROL
Act on what matters
Surface exceptions with severity and context, coordinate the response and record what was done, so execution stays on plan.
Axxis does not simply help organizations see what is happening in their supply chains. It helps them coordinate what happens next.
CONTROL TOWER
An operational view built for action.
The Axxis Control Tower brings shipment activity, milestones, documents and exceptions into one place, organized around what needs attention.
✓ Shipment status summary across picked up, in transit, delivered and exceptions
✓ Filters by business unit, carrier, date and reference
✓ Exceptions with severity and a clear required action
✓ Carrier check view for partner data quality
✓ Tracking timeline, documents, references and audit history per shipment
AXXIS · Shipments · Exceptions
AXXIS product screen · Customer details redacted
Features listed reflect the Axxis screens shown. Availability can vary by deployment and integration.
How an exception moves through Axxis
1 · DETECT
Incoming data is validated and expected milestones are monitored. Conflicts and missed events raise an exception.
2 · PRIORITIZE
Severity and context indicate which exceptions threaten service, cost or site operations first.
3 · COORDINATE
The responsible team works from the shipment record—with carrier events, documents and references in one view.
4 · RECORD
Manual events and corrections are captured in the timeline and audit history, and execution continues.
5 · TRENDS
Recurring exceptions and partner behaviour become visible trends, with data that supports corrective action with the responsible parties.
EXECUTION LIFECYCLE
Five stages. Each one useful on its own.
Axxis capabilities follow the execution lifecycle from order to delivery. They are modules, not a mandatory sequence—start where the friction is greatest.
INTEGRATIONS & ARCHITECTURE
Built to work with what you already run.
Axxis is designed to connect to existing enterprise systems and partner networks using the methods each partner can support—so carriers and vendors do not need to change how they work for you to benefit.
Electronic data interchange
Carrier status messages (such as EDI 214) are received, validated and reconciled against shipments.
File and report feeds
Scheduled files—for example CSV order reports or partner extracts—are ingested and matched.
Secure file transfer
Partner data delivered by file transfer becomes tracked events in the shipment timeline.
Email and document capture
Bills of lading and other documents received by email or partner integration are attached to the right shipment.
APIs
System-to-system connections for orders, status and documents where partners and platforms support them.
Identity & access
Users sign in with a Microsoft account or Axxis credentials. Access is organized by business unit.
Axxis Supplier Portal
Vendors and suppliers without a system integration submit ship notices, documents and status updates directly through a web portal, and each submission is matched to the right order and shipment.
Specific connectors are scoped during implementation for each system and partner. Axxis does not imply formal partnerships with third-party software vendors.
Supporting technical capabilities
Integration & Data Hub
Receives, normalizes and matches data from systems and partners into one execution record.
Orchestration Engine
Coordinates workflow steps and hand-offs across stages, teams and partners.
Business Rules Engine
Applies validation, routing and escalation rules consistently across operations.
Rate Intelligence Engine
Holds and applies shipment rating information to support transportation decisions.
Document & Workflow Management
Manages bills of lading, ship notices, manifests and OS&D records against each shipment, and logs deviations with root cause.
MODULAR DEPLOYMENT
Adopt one capability. Expand when it pays.
Axxis can be introduced in a single business unit, region, flow or partner group. Each capability delivers value on its own and adds to a shared execution record as more are connected.
✓ No mandatory replacement of ERP, TMS or WMS
✓ Start with a defined operational problem and scope
✓ Extend across stages, sites and partners over time
✓ Connect to Bearing, OnGaard and Atlas when useful—never required
TYPICAL STARTING POINTS
Where organizations often begin
✓ Shipment tracking and exception management for a remote site
✓ Order-to-shipment matching for a key vendor group
✓ Carrier document capture and delivery validation
✓ One status view across every carrier serving outbound customers
✓ Tracking multi-stop and consolidated shipments across carriers
Implementation timelines are confirmed per scope.