JetLM Logistics Management

The biggest challenges in logistics operations today include:

• Managing warehouse and transportation processes across separate systems
• Manual information exchange with drivers, carriers, and suppliers
• Scattered documents, expense records, and delivery information
• An inability to control costs in advance
• High licensing costs and complex integration requirements of major systems such as SAP

JetLM solves all these problems in one solution.

It offers a WMS + TMS platform that is as comprehensive as SAP, yet far more affordable, with end-to-end integration capabilities.

• Companies managing warehouses across multiple locations
• Businesses still managing transportation processes manually
• Organizations looking to bring carriers and suppliers into their system
• Those seeking a cost-effective alternative to SAP TM or SAP EWM
• Any business seeking end-to-end logistics visibility

As a logistics management portal, JetLM brings together a warehouse management system and a transportation management system in a single portal where they work together. The structure of JetLM can be summarized as follows:

• Warehouse Management System (WMS): This covers the warehouse monitor, inventory reports, packing processes, handheld terminal operations (loading, unloading, packing), and movements within the warehouse
• Transportation Management System (TMS): This covers transportation processes, including setting up freight agreements, managing tenders, entering expenses, planning vehicles, and tracking routes via mobile devices

Together, these capabilities provide comprehensive transportation and warehouse management systems that support the entire process from end to end.

• Licensing costs

JetLM’s main advantage is its licensing cost. While existing solutions require a license fee, JetLM does not. Its low cost and comprehensive scope set it apart from other solutions on the market.

• Easy integration

JetLM is warehouse management software that can manage multiple warehouses. Its core warehouse functions include:

• 3D warehouse tracking: A three-dimensional view displays inventory locations throughout the warehouse, showing which products are stored in each bin or shelf location.
• Physical operations: Handheld terminals can be used to scan items and perform physical warehouse operations such as loading, unloading, confirming deliveries, and packing.
• Packing: A packing cockpit lets you assign and record inventory in packaging units such as pallets or cartons, close those units, and trigger QR code generation or printouts.

On the transportation side, JetLM can manage the tendering process and register freight agreements in the system. It also offers significant advantages in transportation and financial transparency:

• Expense management: Once freight agreements are defined, vehicle documents can be created and expenses entered. The system supports the invoicing process through mutual confirmation, allowing you to calculate and review expense items before the invoice arrives.
• Load optimization: Based on the volume and weight of materials, the system can calculate how many vehicles you need for an order and estimate the cost

JetLM is a shared platform designed for users, drivers, and carriers.

• Supplier collaboration: The system sends suppliers a link with restricted access, allowing them to view only their own processes. For example, carriers can view documents assigned to them, submit revised quotes, and add expense items, enabling mutual confirmation before transportation takes place.
• Mobile tracking (driver management): Routes can be tracked through mobile devices (tablets or phones) provided to drivers. The system opens a map so drivers can follow their assigned routes without visiting the company’s premises, and allows them to record customer deliveries by scanning barcodes or collecting signatures.