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A long warehouse aisle between green and orange pallet racks stacked with cartons
1Aisle 19
Order Riskreads Magento, NetSuite and ShipStationSample company

Pick order 48822 from aisle 19 and ship it two-day.

1Aisle 19 holds all six cartons. The usual aisle is two short.
·Ground would arrive Friday, a day after the promise.
  • Upgrade costs less than the $40 limit
  • No open customer request on this order
  • Not already rerouted today

3 of 3 rules checked

Waiting for Robin K. Receipt FB-20431 ·
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Your business runs on a dozen systems, and none of them talk to each other. The order system doesn’t know the carrier is running late. The help desk doesn’t know the order won’t make it. Fibric connects them all, so nothing falls through the cracks.

How it all fits together.

Your systems at the bottom, your agents and rules in the middle, your team on top. Here’s one late order going through all of it.

Letra

It arrives Thursday. The receipt is in BearScope.

Sample company
Your appsWhere your team works
BearScopeOrder 48822Ridgeline Supply Co.Two-day · approved by Robin K.
FibricYour agents and rules
  1. UPSLast scan MondayShopifyPromised Thursday
  2. Order RiskShip 48822 two-day
  3. Inside the $40 upgrade limitNot shipped yet
  4. as Robin K.
  5. Sent onceShopify · 10:05
Your systems468 connectors, 285 data feeds
UPSKustomerShopify

Works with what you already run.

Shopify, NetSuite, Zendesk, your building controls, the weather, power prices. 468 connectors and 285 data feeds, each clearly marked with what’s ready today.

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Letra, your guide to everything.

Letra is the answers engine on top of Fibric. Wherever you are, ask it what changed and why, and get the answer with the numbers behind it. Every morning it tells you what moved overnight, before you think to ask.

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RidgelineHomeWorkOrdersKPIsQualityWorkforce Search or ask⌘K Lasso Letra
Morning, Dana.
Late orders rose to 41 this week, from 18. Most shipped one day late.
On-time shipping
82.4%
from 91.1%
First reply, median
14.2 min
from 14.6
Quote requests waiting12 open
120 pairs of trekking poles, net-30Unassigned9 days
Logo fleece blankets, 200Alex · Sales6 days
Restock: 48 headlampsAlex · Sales4 days
2
Week of Oct 5 · orders due
Reno61 of 94 · 64.9%Columbus131 of 139 · 94.2%
Reno’s carrier pickup moved to 3 pm on Sep 29.
Show the 41 late orders →
Letra
Calls, Sep 21 to Oct 5
Sep 21 · 9.6 minSep 28 · 11.8Oct 5 · 12.4
Calls slowed from 9.6 to 12.4 minutes. Chat and email held steady.
Calls by hour, these weeksShow the slowest calls
Letra
Three things to look at.
1Late orders rose to 41, from 18. 33 shipped a day after the promise.
2First replies held at 14.2 minutes. Nothing to do here.
3The oldest quote has waited 9 days with no owner.
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Letra in BearScope, answering why orders are late, on a sample company

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Letra in BearScope answering why orders are late, on a sample company

Sample company. The full walkthrough plays on a larger screen.

Rules you can read.

The AI can suggest whatever it likes. Your rules decide what actually happens, and anything that matters waits for a real person. Like this one. It’s waiting for you.

Your passwords stay yours

Every connection gets its own limited access. We’ll never ask for your passwords.

Checked every time

Every suggestion is checked against your limits before anyone sees it. You decide who gets to approve.

Once means once

Approve something twice by accident? It still only happens once.

Undo, built in

Every action is logged with who approved it, so you can always see what happened and undo it.

ApprovalsSample companyToday, 08:52
Peak Demand proposes

Move chiller 2 to run from 11 am to 2 pm.

Power costs most from 4 to 7 pm today. Running the chiller earlier keeps the east wing between 21 and 24 °C through the peak.

  1. Peak Demand proposed itRead the plant, the tariff and the forecast at 08:52Done
  2. Checked against your rulesTemperature band, occupied rooms, monthly budget: all insideDone
  3. ApprovalFacilities lead approves chiller schedulesWaiting for you
  4. Run on Honeywell EBIOne change. If it’s retried, it still runs once.Not yet
  5. ReceiptWhat changed, why, and how to undo itNot yet
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