From supplier to customer, one line.
The supply chain — from procurement to production, inventory to orders, dispatch to invoicing — one uninterrupted line. At Senkronix, supply chain software forms the ERP core; rather than a separate system for each link, it runs on a single database. Seamless flow, no duplicate data, real-time visibility.
Purchasing knows.
The warehouse doesn't.
The customer waits.
The supply chain's biggest problem is fragmentation between links: purchasing in one system, production in a separate MES, warehouse in its own WMS, sales in the ERP. Each link holds its own version of the truth — when a customer asks "has the stock arrived?", no one can give a clear answer.
At Senkronix, the supply chain is designed as a single flow. When a purchase order is entered, the production plan is matched automatically; the supplier's delivery date drops into the warehouse schedule; incoming goods trigger critical stock alerts; the customer order advances automatically; the invoice is issued the moment the shipment leaves. Over morning coffee, the executive sees procurement, stock, production, sales and collections on a single dashboard.
Advantages of a custom solution
- Single database — every link shares the same truth
- Full S2P (Source-to-Pay) flow — from supplier to payment
- Full O2C (Order-to-Cash) flow — from order to collection
- Integrated MRP II — automatic materials requirement planning
- E-Invoice, E-Waybill, E-Dispatch — built-in regulatory compliance
- Performance tracking — supplier scoring, SLA monitoring
Eight modules.
Every link in the chain.
Requisition, RFP/RFQ, approval, purchase order, goods receipt, invoice matching, payment.
Supplier record, category, scoring, audit, certifications, contract duration.
Multi-warehouse stock, batch/lot, min/max, ABC analysis, transfer, reservation.
Bill of materials (BOM), operations, work order, MRP run, capacity planning, subcontracting.
Quotation, order, dispatch, invoice; credit limit, stock allocation, campaigns.
Goods receipt, shelf placement, picking, packing, carrier integration, addressing.
Automatic E-Invoice/E-Archive issuance, collections, bank reconciliation, VAT, costing.
Stock turnover, supplier OTD, production OEE, order fulfillment, profit margin.
Every point in the chain communicates.
The supply chain must communicate with many different systems and stakeholders: supplier web portals, government regulatory systems, logistics providers, banks. Senkronix SCM manages all of these bridges through standard protocols.
Regulatory and government systems
- E-Invoice, E-Archive, E-Waybill, E-Dispatch — GİB-approved integrator (Logo, Mikro, Uyumsoft, Foriba)
- UETS (National Electronic Notification) — Official correspondence
- KİK (Public Procurement Authority) — Public tender participation and documentation
- Customs (BİLGE) — Import/export processes
Stakeholder integrations
- Supplier portals — Order and delivery notifications via EDI, API, XML/CSV
- Carriers — Yurtiçi, MNG, Aras, PTT, HepsiJet, UPS, DHL API
- Customer portal — B2B dealer panel or e-commerce integration
- Bank integration — EFT, SWIFT, collection, reconciliation
Hardware and operations
- Barcode / RFID — Handheld terminal, fixed reader, critical goods receipt/dispatch points
- Production line — PLC, SCADA, MES integration; counter and production data
- Weighing and quality devices — Automatic data transfer, line control
- Truck / vehicle tracking — GPS, routing, delivery notification
Every manufacturer and distributor with a supply chain.
Manufacturer
Full control from raw material to finished product; MRP, production tracking, cost accounting, capacity.
Distributor
Multiple suppliers, multiple dealers; tiered stock, transfers, profitability, payment term management.
Retail Chain
Central purchasing, distribution to branches, automatic replenishment, seasonal campaigns, supply planning.
Project-Based Firm
Construction and engineering projects; project-based procurement, costing, progress invoicing.
Food / Retail
Expiry-critical stock, cold chain, high turnover, supplier audits, traceability.
Pharma / Healthcare
ITS + SCM combined, batch/expiry, GMP, validation, recall management.
Clear questions,
clear answers.
Four stages.
Each one documented.
Requirements analysis, on-site observation and scope definition. A documented scope statement is delivered.
Architecture, data model, API, interface prototypes. Every decision is approved before code is written.
Two-week sprints with demos each sprint, CI/CD, code review and automated testing.
Go-live, training, documentation. Long-term support is fundamental, governed by an SLA.