Meet Melrose at the FMI Supply Chain Forum.
The grocery supply chain back office runs on manual work: keying orders from every retailer portal, fixing vendor EDI, scheduling DC appointments, reconciling OTIF chargebacks. Melrose automates it, so your team moves more product without adding headcount. Grab time with us in Kansas City.
- Order entry, vendor EDI, and appointment scheduling on autopilot
- Live in weeks, with your TMS and WMS, not instead of them
- A working session, not a pitch
Book a meeting at the forum
Tell us one workflow you want gone. We will build the automation and show it running when we meet in Kansas City.
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We will reach out to lock a time at the forum. See you in Kansas City.
Workflows people bring us
Bring one manual workflow. Leave with it automated.
Tell us the workflow when you book. We build it against your kind of data and show it running the moment we meet, not a canned demo. A few we hear all the time:
Every retailer routes orders through a different portal, and someone re-keys each one into our system.
Vendor EDI breaks and we don't find out until an ASN gets rejected at the DC.
DC appointment scheduling is a phone-and-email loop for every inbound load.
OTIF chargebacks land weeks later and reconciling them against the shipment is fully manual.
We re-key every load tender from a PDF into the TMS by hand.
Matching POs, ASNs, and invoices for three-way match eats a person's whole day.
Carrier packets get reviewed by hand before we can cover an inbound to the DC.
Detention at the distribution center gets billed late because nobody catches it in time.
Chasing PODs before we can invoice the retailer holds up cash every week.
Temperature and lot data comes in on paper and someone types it into the WMS.
Status updates to our retail accounts are all manual, all day.
Appointment reschedules from the DC never make it back into our TMS without someone forwarding an email.
Accessorials slip off invoices because nobody reconciles them against the rate.
Orders arrive on email, spreadsheets, and screenshots. Someone re-types all of it.
We track down missing ASN 856s by hand before every retailer compliance deadline.
The forum
Three days with the people re-engineering the grocery supply chain.
The FMI Supply Chain Forum brings retailers, suppliers, and solution providers together on efficiency, resilience, automation, and AI for food retail. Melrose will be on the ground the whole time. If you are going, let us buy you a coffee and show you the back office running itself.