You have a warehouse to run. Not a spreadsheet to fix. LogisticsUI plugs into the systems you already use. Then it does the boring part. Rejected orders. New SKUs. POs. The reports nobody has time to pull. Ask it when you need it. Or set it once and it runs every day by itself.
It plugs into almost any WMS, TMS or store you already run.
39 orders got rejected overnight. Missing SKUs. Wrong counts. Some had 40 lines. That's a whole morning of typing. It took about 10 minutes.
Planning stock across 100 SKUs took two people a full week. They pulled numbers out of four systems by hand. Now it's one question. Answered the same day.
Every Friday it checks the week's new Shopify SKUs against the WMS and emails the list. Nobody used to build that report. Nobody had time.
These aren't demos. This is what a real 3PL does with it every day. While everyone else is still typing it in.
Drop in a packing slip, a PO or a spreadsheet. Or just forward the email. It reads it. It checks stock. It builds the orders in your WMS. Dump in a whole pile and walk away. It tells you when it's done.
Your client's new products go straight into your system. No export. No cleanup. No copy and paste. POs and inbounds get made the same way.
How much went out in March? What's in stock? What's coming in? Ask it like you'd ask a person. Get one sentence back. No spreadsheet.
Tell it like you'd tell a new hire. What to check. When to check. What counts as a problem. Then it goes. The board shows you what it did, what's next, and the one thing that needs you.
You don't rip anything out. Your WMS stays in charge. You just stop doing the grunt work.
…and almost any other system with an API.
It's like your personal assistant — it's doing stuff an assistant can't do.
Senderoo — 3PL warehouse · Wichita Falls, TX
“The prompts are really simple. It's like I'm just talking to you.”
“I asked it to set up a weekly alert — every Friday at 7am it checks Shopify for new SKUs, cross-references the WMS, and emails me the activity. Oh my goodness, I don't even have to remember to do that.”
“I had a few mismatches early on — like it not knowing we don't need expiry dates for a certain product type. I taught it once, and now it just knows it off by heart.”
“I'm in LogisticsUI as often as I'm in our WMS.”
Every plan starts with us. We hook up your systems. We build your first jobs with you. After that your price moves with how much you use it. That's it.
Where most warehouses start. Orders and reports, handled.
You'll land here if:
One-time setup fee to hook up your systems.
Where it gets good. The work runs without you.
You'll land here if any of this runs a lot:
Setup fee covers hooking up your systems and building your first jobs.
The top. Every system. Every job. Hands off.
You'll land here if:
$249 is the floor, not the price. It goes up with how much you run. Not sure where you'd land? Tell us what you want it to do. We'll give you the number before you sign anything.
No. Your WMS stays in charge. LogisticsUI sits on top and does the typing. Your orders, your stock and your invoices stay right where they are today.
Today: CartonCloud, Shopify, ShipStation, Jobber and Hiveage. It can plug into almost any warehouse, shipping, store or billing system. Adding a new one is part of setup.
That happens every day. Send us their packing slips, their POs or their spreadsheets. Or just forward the email. It reads them, checks stock and builds the orders. No cleaning up first.
You tell it once. Then it remembers. Tell it a product never needs an expiry date. Tell it a client counts in cases, not units. It does that from then on.
Something you explain once. Then it goes on its own. Like this. Every morning, find the rejected orders. Pull the missing SKUs from the store. Add them. Rebuild the orders. Email me the list. You only hear from it if a person is needed.
How much you use it. Not a feature list. Orders and reports on one or two systems stay steady. That's usually Core. Checking your WMS against your store every day adds up fast, even if no orders go through us. That's usually Pro. Same for an alert you set up that catches and fixes rejected orders on its own. And a team that works with the AI all day gets there faster than any timed job does.
We watch it with you. If you're heading over, we tell you and we talk it through. You never get a surprise bill. Nothing changes on your account before that call.
Hooking up your systems. On Pro and up we build your first jobs with you too. You pay it once. Not every month. The size depends on how many systems you have.
We do it with you. We hook up your systems. We load your rules. We build your first jobs. Then your team just talks to it. If your team can send a text, they can use this.
Yes. CartonCloud is live today. Orders, stock, SKUs and POs all move both ways. Most of our customers run on it.
No. We hook up your systems for you when you start. After that you just tell it what you want in plain words. No code. No IT ticket.
Yes. Tell it what to check, when to check it, and what counts as a problem. It saves that and runs it on its own from then on. You can change it or turn it off any time.
Zapier makes you build every step and keep it working. Here you say what you want in a sentence. It also knows your orders, your stock and your rules, so it can check things and fix them. Not just pass data from one app to another.
Yes. They send the email the way they always do. It reads the order off the email or the file, checks stock and builds it. Nothing for your team to retype.
Bring your worst packing slip. Or a pile of rejected orders. Or the report you never get time to pull. We'll run it live on your own stuff. Most people don't want to go back after that.