Core entities
Warehouse
DC, branch or WMS hub.
warehousesDC, branch or WMS hub.
Storage location
Physical position inside a warehouse.
storageLocationsPhysical position inside a warehouse.
Movement
Transactional event on inventory.
movementsTransactional event on inventory.
Inventory count
Cycle or full inventory count.
inventoryCountsCycle or full inventory count.
Carrier
In-house or third-party carrier.
carriersIn-house or third-party carrier.
Shipment
Multimodal transportation unit.
shipmentsMultimodal transportation unit.
In-transit incident
Occurrence during transportation.
transitIncidentsOccurrence during transportation.
Freight invoice
Carrier charge.
freightInvoicesCarrier charge.
Cost allocation
Cost distribution by object.
costAllocationsCost distribution by object.
Claim
Compensation for damage, loss or delay.
claimsCompensation for damage, loss or delay.
Billing entry
Invoice issued to the customer.
billingEntriesInvoice issued to the customer.
Order
Transactional entity of the OMS.
ordersTransactional entity of the OMS.
Return
Reverse logistics.
returnsReverse logistics.
Returnable asset
Reusable pallet, rack, container or packaging.
returnableAssetsReusable pallet, rack, container or packaging.
Dock schedule
Time slot reserved at a dock.
dockSchedulesTime slot reserved at a dock.
Yard vehicle
Vehicle present in the yard.
yardVehiclesVehicle present in the yard.
Customs declaration
Import or export declaration.
tradeDeclarationsImport or export declaration.
Trade document
BL, AWB, booking, packing list, invoice and certificate of origin (CoO).
tradeDocumentsBL, AWB, booking, packing list, invoice and certificate of origin (CoO).
Carbon credit
Purchased or generated credits.
carbonCreditsPurchased or generated credits.
Carbon entry
Double-entry record of CO2e.
carbonEntriesDouble-entry record of CO2e.
Tenant
Isolated customer on the multi-tenant platform.
tenantsIsolated customer on the multi-tenant platform.
Business event
Canonical event in the central ledger.
businessEventsCanonical event in the central ledger.
Movement types
INBOUNDInbound: receipt or incoming transfer.OUTBOUNDOutbound: shipping or return to the supplier.TRANSFERTransfer between locations in the same DC.ADJUSTMENTAccounting adjustment after a count or a loss.RETURNCustomer return with audited re-entry.General statuses
ACTIVEActive, in use.INACTIVEInactive, kept for history.ARCHIVEDArchived, no operations allowed.BLOCKEDBlocked for quality, tax or compliance reasons.OMS state machine
DRAFTOrder in draft.APPROVEDApproved under credit and risk rules.PICKINGBeing picked in the WMS.PACKEDPacked and awaiting shipping.DISPATCHEDDispatched from the dock; NF-e issued.IN_TRANSITIn transit, controlled by the TMS.DELIVEREDDelivered to the recipient.COMPLETEDCycle completed, including after-sales when applicable.CANCELLEDCancelled before DISPATCHED.Roles
SUPER_ADMINPlatform administration (CCX).TENANT_OWNERTenant owner, chief executive.TENANT_ADMINUser and integration administration.MANAGERModule operations manager.OPERATORExecution operator.VIEWERRead-only.Plans
FREETrial and sandbox.STARTERSMB: essential WMS and OMS.PROMid-market: WMS, TMS, OMS and YMS.ENTERPRISELarge operations: all modules.Storage zones
DRYDry, at ambient temperature.REFRIGERATEDRefrigerated, from 2 to 8 °C.FROZENFrozen, below −18 °C.FLAMMABLEFlammable, with mandatory segregation.HIGH_TURNOVERHigh turnover, in premium positions.QUARANTINEQuarantine, blocked until release.Systems
WMSWarehouse Management System: manages warehouse operations.
TMSTransportation Management System: manages transportation.
OMSOrder Management System: manages orders.
YMSYard Management System: manages the yard.
Control TowerDecision layer with management by exception and playbooks.
Digital twinDigital replica of the network, an asset or an order.
Exception engineEngine that detects, escalates and automates exceptions.
PlaybookVersioned rule that automates a decision.
Event ledgerCentral ledger of
businessEvents.Logistics
GRGoods Receipt: receiving of goods.
Put-awayPlacing goods into storage locations after receiving.
PickingRetrieving items for an order.
PackingPackaging the goods.
Cross-dockingRouting goods straight to shipping without putting them into storage.
SlottingAssigning positions by turnover, weight and temperature.
Wave pickingPicking in waves, with orders grouped together.
OTIFOn Time In Full: indicator of complete, on-time delivery.
OTDOn Time Delivery: indicator of on-time delivery.
Perfect Order RateOrder complete, on time, undamaged and with correct tax documents.
Traceability and GS1
GS1Organization that maintains the global identification standards.
GTINGlobal Trade Item Number: global identifier for a trade item.
SSCCSerial Shipping Container Code: identifier for a logistics unit.
GS1 Digital LinkStandardized URL that links the product to its data.
DPPDigital Product Passport: digital record of product information.
Brazilian tax
NF-eElectronic invoice.
CT-eElectronic bill of lading.
MDF-eElectronic manifest of tax documents.
GNRENational form for paying state taxes.
DIFALICMS rate differential.
ICMSTax on the circulation of goods and services.
ICMS-STICMS tax substitution.
Foreign trade
NCMMercosur Common Nomenclature.
HSHarmonized System: goods classification of the World Customs Organization (WCO).
IncotermsInternational trade terms that split cost and risk between the parties.
BLBill of Lading: transport document for ocean freight.
AWBAir Waybill: transport document for air freight.
BookingCargo space reservation.
Single WindowCustoms single window.
DPCDenied Party Check: screening of restricted parties.
Cargo-XMLIATA messaging standard for air cargo.
DCSADigital Container Shipping Association: digital standards for ocean shipping.
ONE RecordIATA connected data standard for air cargo.
WCO Data ModelWorld Customs Organization data model.
Finance
AccrualPeriodic accounting recognition of costs (provision).
Cost allocationDistribution of cost by object.
Freight auditAutomated audit of freight invoices.
SettlementInvoice settlement with netting.
Profitability LensMargin by analytical dimension.
ChargebackCompensating debit charged to the carrier.
Billing EngineEngine that issues customer invoices.
International standards
NIST CSFCybersecurity Framework from NIST, the US standards institute.
ISO 28000Standard for supply chain security management.
CBAMCarbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: carbon adjustment at the European Union border.
ESPREcodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation: European ecodesign regulation.
Security
ABACAttribute-Based Access Control: access control based on attributes.
Zero TrustArchitecture with no trusted perimeter.
RPORecovery Point Objective: maximum tolerated data loss, measured in time.
RTORecovery Time Objective: maximum tolerated time to restore service.
Fraud signalsFraud indicators scored in real time.
Disaster recoveryRecovery from disasters through multi-region replication.
ESG
CO2eCarbon dioxide equivalent.
Eco-routingRouting that uses CO2e as a weight.
Carbon ledgerDouble-entry carbon accounting.
Offset automationAutomatic offsetting through
carbonCredits.Reverse chain economicsCircular economy of
returnableAssets.AI-PackIntelligent packaging selection.
Waste & packaging intelligenceAnalysis of discarded, recyclable and reused packaging.
Specialized interfaces
App NexLog DriverMobile app for drivers, with POD and tracking.
Kiosk PortariaSelf-service check-in at the yard.
Planning ConsoleUnified Angular app for WMS, TMS, OMS, YMS and Control Tower.
Portal B2B/B2CDedicated portal for consumers and business customers.