SOLUTIONS
Start from the problem, not the module. Each page covers one specific point of friction in a wholesale operation, how Chukwu handles it, and which modules do the work.
ORDER MANAGEMENT
Your buyers send orders however they like. A PDF attached to an email, a line sheet with the quantities typed in, an EDI 850 from a chain account, a photo of a handwritten sheet from a rep at market. Somebody on your team turns all of that into one consistent order — by retyping it.
Read →INVENTORY
In most industries one product is one product. In apparel a single style becomes a colour, which becomes a size run, which becomes a fit, a season, a delivery window, and a set of account-specific rules. Generic inventory tools model the first layer and leave you managing the rest in a spreadsheet.
Read →EDI
A chain account says they will take your line, and then sends an onboarding packet. You need to receive an 850, return an 810, and generate an 856 before the first delivery, to their specification, with their label format. The usual answer is a managed EDI vendor, a monthly bill, a per-document fee, and someone on staff who understands X12.
Read →B2B PORTAL
Every reorder that requires a phone call is a reorder that competes with your buyer’s schedule. They want to check whether a style is still available in their sizes at 9pm, place the order, and move on. If that means waiting for your office to open, some of those orders quietly stop happening.
Read →PICKING
Your hangtags already have the style number printed on them. The usual advice is to print and apply a barcode label on top of that number, buy scanners to read the barcode, and maintain both. For an operation running seasonal styles in the hundreds, the labelling step costs more than the errors it prevents.
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