Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Home Depot	Retail	470000	$159.5B	United States	In-House Applications	In-House Purchase Orders	Order Management	2007	n/a	In 2007 Home Depot implemented In-House Purchase Orders as part of its supplier-facing platform, integrating the application into the FLEX / Supplier Portal to support Order Management for import suppliers in the United States. The deployment centers on a portal-driven architecture where In-House Purchase Orders functions are exposed to supplier users and automated via EDI exchange pathways documented in the supplier handbook. The implementation includes core PO orchestration capabilities, specifically EDI purchase order transmission and PO acknowledgement handling, and it supports supplier onboarding workflows for import suppliers. Use of an embedded PO or order management module is inferred from the portal design and EDI requirements, and these capabilities align with standard Order Management functional terminology such as purchase order lifecycle, acknowledgement processing, and supplier enrollment. Operational coverage is focused on Home Depot procurement and supplier management teams and their import supplier base in the United States, with the supplier portal acting as the integration point for EDI PO exchange and onboarding. The supplier handbook documents the EDI and PO exchange formats, order fulfillment processes, and onboarding steps, which indicates a coordinated operational scope across procurement, supply chain, and fulfillment functions. Governance is codified through the supplier handbook, which defines EDI/PO exchange rules, onboarding procedures, and order fulfillment processes, providing the procedural controls for portal-driven ordering and acknowledgements. The narrative of functionality and the handbook together imply centralized workflow control for PO issuance, acknowledgement, and supplier onboarding within the In-House Purchase Orders implementation.
Home Depot	Retail	470000	$159.5B	United States	Convey	Convey Recover	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2020	n/a	In 2020 Home Depot implemented Convey Recover as part of its Real-Time Transportation Visibility program, deploying the Convey Recover application to extend Convey's Delivery Experience Management capabilities across its United States last-mile operations. The implementation explicitly positioned Convey Recover to support exception handling and claims recovery alongside post-purchase communications used to track and communicate delivery status to customers. Convey Recover was configured to deliver automated exception-management workflows, claims recovery orchestration, and customer notification capabilities within the Convey Delivery Experience Management environment. Functional capabilities included exception triage, automated recovery workflows, and orchestration of post-purchase communications to surface and resolve delivery exceptions within carrier and delivery operations contexts. Operational scope covered Home Depot's US last-mile delivery footprint and touched business functions including last-mile operations, customer service and claims teams, and post-purchase experience management. The deployment leveraged Convey Recover as the dedicated Convey Recover application for exception and recovery use cases, aligning delivery visibility with operational exception processing. Governance adjustments focused on centralizing exception workflows and instituting automated recovery escalation and notification processes to standardize how delivery exceptions are handled, routed, and communicated. The stated objective of the deployment was to improve delivery performance and customer experience through integrated real-time visibility and automated exception recovery.
	Retail	470000	$159.5B	United States	Kutirmobility	Inventory360	Inventory Management	2021	n/a
	Retail	50	$4M	Canada	SkuVault	Skuvault Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2022	n/a
	Manufacturing	2500	$1.2B	United States	Shipwell	Shipwell TMS	Transportation Management	2023	n/a
	Retail	119	$17M	Norway	Centra	Centra OMS	Order Management	2020	Frend
	Retail	650	$220M	Switzerland	SAP	SAP S/4 HANA - Sales and Distribution (SD)	Supply Chain Management	2023	n/a
	Transportation	300	$45M	United States	McLeod Software	McLeod LoadMaster	Transportation Management	2017	n/a
	Transportation	1400	$465M	United States	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Advantage	Warehouse Management	2020	n/a
	Transportation	1400	$465M	United States	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Edge (Formerly AccellosOne WMS)	Warehouse Management	2020	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Home Depot

Retail

470000

$159.5B

United States

In-House Applications

In-House Purchase Orders

Order Management

2007

n/a

In 2007 Home Depot implemented In-House Purchase Orders as part of its supplier-facing platform, integrating the application into the FLEX / Supplier Portal to support Order Management for import suppliers in the United States. The deployment centers on a portal-driven architecture where In-House Purchase Orders functions are exposed to supplier users and automated via EDI exchange pathways documented in the supplier handbook. The implementation includes core PO orchestration capabilities, specifically EDI purchase order transmission and PO acknowledgement handling, and it supports supplier onboarding workflows for import suppliers. Use of an embedded PO or order management module is inferred from the portal design and EDI requirements, and these capabilities align with standard Order Management functional terminology such as purchase order lifecycle, acknowledgement processing, and supplier enrollment. Operational coverage is focused on Home Depot procurement and supplier management teams and their import supplier base in the United States, with the supplier portal acting as the integration point for EDI PO exchange and onboarding. The supplier handbook documents the EDI and PO exchange formats, order fulfillment processes, and onboarding steps, which indicates a coordinated operational scope across procurement, supply chain, and fulfillment functions. Governance is codified through the supplier handbook, which defines EDI/PO exchange rules, onboarding procedures, and order fulfillment processes, providing the procedural controls for portal-driven ordering and acknowledgements. The narrative of functionality and the handbook together imply centralized workflow control for PO issuance, acknowledgement, and supplier onboarding within the In-House Purchase Orders implementation.

Home Depot

Retail

470000

$159.5B

United States

Convey

Convey Recover

Real-Time Transportation Visibility

2020

n/a

In 2020 Home Depot implemented Convey Recover as part of its Real-Time Transportation Visibility program, deploying the Convey Recover application to extend Convey's Delivery Experience Management capabilities across its United States last-mile operations. The implementation explicitly positioned Convey Recover to support exception handling and claims recovery alongside post-purchase communications used to track and communicate delivery status to customers. Convey Recover was configured to deliver automated exception-management workflows, claims recovery orchestration, and customer notification capabilities within the Convey Delivery Experience Management environment. Functional capabilities included exception triage, automated recovery workflows, and orchestration of post-purchase communications to surface and resolve delivery exceptions within carrier and delivery operations contexts. Operational scope covered Home Depot's US last-mile delivery footprint and touched business functions including last-mile operations, customer service and claims teams, and post-purchase experience management. The deployment leveraged Convey Recover as the dedicated Convey Recover application for exception and recovery use cases, aligning delivery visibility with operational exception processing. Governance adjustments focused on centralizing exception workflows and instituting automated recovery escalation and notification processes to standardize how delivery exceptions are handled, routed, and communicated. The stated objective of the deployment was to improve delivery performance and customer experience through integrated real-time visibility and automated exception recovery.