Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
BURST	Retail	500	$50M	United States	ShipHero	ShipHero	Warehouse Management	2016	n/a	In 2016, BURST implemented ShipHero as its Warehouse Management application. The deployment centralized order fulfillment and inventory control for BURST, a United States based retail company with approximately 500 employees and $50 million in revenue. ShipHero was configured to manage core Warehouse Management functions including inventory management, receiving, pick pack and ship workflows, returns processing, and warehouse tasking and allocation. Configuration emphasized barcode driven inventory control and SKU level tracking to support high volume e-commerce fulfillment. The implementation connected ShipHero to BURST's e-commerce storefronts and order channels to orchestrate order routing and shipping workflows, supporting fulfillment across BURST's distribution operations. Operational coverage focused on warehouse operations and order fulfillment for both direct to consumer and retail channel shipments. Operational governance established standardized fulfillment procedures, role based warehouse workflows, and staff training to transition day to day operations onto ShipHero. Since switching to ShipHero, BURST reduced its fully loaded costs by 35 percent, according to Brittany Stewart, President and COO.
Lucey Transport Logistics	Distribution	240	$50M	Ireland	Navitas Software	NAVITAS Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2019	n/a	In 2019, Lucey Transport Logistics implemented NAVITAS Warehouse Management to centralize Stock Control and returns handling. The NAVITAS Warehouse Management deployment captured customer refused items at receipt, recorded them in the system, and directed physical movement to responsible departments using electric forklift workflows, while tracking goods in and goods out and supporting assembly activities through a voice system. Functional coverage included returns processing, damaged product rework and re-release for collection on subsequent orders, production order assembly using voice-directed picking, real time monitoring of input and output products, and organization and analysis of picked items to ensure they were in adequate condition prior to shipment. The implementation supported Stock Control operational tasks and the monitoring of new warehouse projects. The NAVITAS Warehouse Management instance was integrated with the Navitas ERP System and SAP system to synchronize inventory status, receipt records, and production order assembly information across systems. Integration supported coordinated updates between warehouse operations and back office order and inventory functions, preserving transactional continuity for goods in and goods out. Governance and process ownership rested with Stock Control and warehouse leadership, who used the system to analyze and improve internal processes and to route items to quality, rework, or production teams as required. Operational coverage spanned warehouse operations, production assembly points, and receiving and dispatch functions, with the system used as the primary operational control for returns, rework, and order assembly.
	Distribution	240	$50M	Ireland	Mandata	Mandata TMS	Transportation Management	2015	n/a
	Professional Services	250	$50M	Australia	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2020	n/a
	Life Sciences	300	$50M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP APO	Demand Forecasting and Planning,Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2014	n/a
	Life Sciences	300	$50M	United Kingdom	Kinaxis	Kinaxis Maestro (formerly known as RapidResponse)️	Supply Chain Management	2014	n/a
	Life Sciences	350	$50M	Ireland	SAP	SAP Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2016	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	300	$50M	United States	Descartes Systems	Descartes MacroPoint	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2018	n/a
	Transportation	50	$50M	United States	Samsara	Samsara Platform	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2019	n/a
	Automotive	150	$50M	India	Shipsy	Shipsy Smart Logistics Management Platform	Real-Time Transportation Visibility	2020	n/a

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Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

BURST

Retail

500

$50M

United States

ShipHero

Warehouse Management

2016

n/a

In 2016, BURST implemented ShipHero as its Warehouse Management application. The deployment centralized order fulfillment and inventory control for BURST, a United States based retail company with approximately 500 employees and $50 million in revenue. ShipHero was configured to manage core Warehouse Management functions including inventory management, receiving, pick pack and ship workflows, returns processing, and warehouse tasking and allocation. Configuration emphasized barcode driven inventory control and SKU level tracking to support high volume e-commerce fulfillment. The implementation connected ShipHero to BURST's e-commerce storefronts and order channels to orchestrate order routing and shipping workflows, supporting fulfillment across BURST's distribution operations. Operational coverage focused on warehouse operations and order fulfillment for both direct to consumer and retail channel shipments. Operational governance established standardized fulfillment procedures, role based warehouse workflows, and staff training to transition day to day operations onto ShipHero. Since switching to ShipHero, BURST reduced its fully loaded costs by 35 percent, according to Brittany Stewart, President and COO.

Lucey Transport Logistics

Distribution

240

$50M

Ireland

Navitas Software

NAVITAS Warehouse Management

Warehouse Management

2019

n/a

In 2019, Lucey Transport Logistics implemented NAVITAS Warehouse Management to centralize Stock Control and returns handling. The NAVITAS Warehouse Management deployment captured customer refused items at receipt, recorded them in the system, and directed physical movement to responsible departments using electric forklift workflows, while tracking goods in and goods out and supporting assembly activities through a voice system. Functional coverage included returns processing, damaged product rework and re-release for collection on subsequent orders, production order assembly using voice-directed picking, real time monitoring of input and output products, and organization and analysis of picked items to ensure they were in adequate condition prior to shipment. The implementation supported Stock Control operational tasks and the monitoring of new warehouse projects. The NAVITAS Warehouse Management instance was integrated with the Navitas ERP System and SAP system to synchronize inventory status, receipt records, and production order assembly information across systems. Integration supported coordinated updates between warehouse operations and back office order and inventory functions, preserving transactional continuity for goods in and goods out. Governance and process ownership rested with Stock Control and warehouse leadership, who used the system to analyze and improve internal processes and to route items to quality, rework, or production teams as required. Operational coverage spanned warehouse operations, production assembly points, and receiving and dispatch functions, with the system used as the primary operational control for returns, rework, and order assembly.