Fix the warehouse without touching the ERP
In most companies running Logo, the warehouse effectively operates outside the ERP: goods move in the aisle, and the record is keyed in at the office that evening. In between, what the ERP shows and what is actually on the shelf do not match. Standing up a second stock system to fix it only doubles the problem — now two records need maintaining.
No second stock ledger.
Which data goes where
iyibir WMS does not create a second version of the truth. It treats Logo ERP as the source and writes what happens in the warehouse back to it.
Comes from Logo ERP
- Stock information
- Sales and purchase orders
- Customer and supplier records
- Production orders
Goes back to Logo ERP
- Completed warehouse transactions
- Dispatch waybills
- Count results
- Lot and serial number movements
What does not change
The question standing in front of an integration decision is usually not "what do I gain" but "what do I lose". Plainly:
- Your Logo ERP stays as it is — the setup, the screens, and your habits do not change.
- Accounting and finance keep working the same way; WMS enters at the warehouse operation.
- Your data is not duplicated; WMS does not keep a second stock ledger.
- The ERP connection is read-only and secure; WMS does not alter your ERP's structure.
Integrations beyond Logo
Geliver.io — shipping
Dozens of carriers are managed through a single connection. When a dispatch completes, the shipping label and tracking number are generated automatically.
- Multiple carriers from one panel
- Automatic shipping label and barcode
- Tracking number returned to WMS
- Real-time shipment status updates
UETDS — statutory reporting
Trip and shipment notifications are sent automatically to Türkiye's Ministry of Transport UETDS system from WMS, removing manual entry.
- Automatic trip and shipment reporting
- Notification status visible in WMS
- Instant alerts on failed notifications
See it against your own Logo setup
In the demo, we walk through the connection with your own stock and order data, and which transaction returns to the ERP in what form.
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