Case Study

Optimized transport and load planning through SAP-adjacent integration

completed

Manufacturing

Summary

The best route isn't automatically the best load — and the most efficient load isn't automatically the safest for fragile goods. A planned integration will connect SAP data with external transport and packing optimization, factoring in delivery sequences, customer context, weight distribution, and material protection.

Client

BILKA

Manufacturing

Based in Romania

SAP Integration
External Optimization Software

The Task

Challenge

Logistics decisions balance many variables at once: which customers, in what stop order, how to use loading space optimally, how to prevent damage from incorrect stacking. Made mostly manually, these decisions leave efficiency on the table.

Our Solution

Results

More efficient space utilization, better route logic, fewer transport damages, and higher operational plannability.

The Work

What we’ve built

An integration connecting SAP shipping and order data with external optimization software — prioritizing not only cost efficiency but cargo protection and operational feasibility. The goal is a usable part of the existing process landscape, not an isolated planning tool.

Supporting Platforms & Tools

Takeaway

The biggest logistics gains appear where ERP data and real transport physics are intelligently brought together.

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