Stop running your business on emails & spreadsheets
Connect inventory, purchasing, warehousing, manufacturing, accounting, and fulfillment into one automated platform - so your team can stop chasing approvals and focus on work that matters.
Let software handle the routine, so people don't have to
Workflow automation uses predefined business rules to run repetitive operational tasks automatically - no employee manually moving data between systems, chasing sign-offs, or sending status updates by hand.
- Inventory replenishment
- Purchase order approvals
- Order routing
- Customer notifications
- Warehouse task creation
- Financial approvals
The everyday tax of manual work
Updating spreadsheets, re-keying data into multiple systems, following up on approvals, reconciling transactions - tasks that consume hours but create little business value.
Reduce manual work while increasing efficiency, accuracy, and visibility across every department.
The bottlenecks that quietly slow growth
As you add customers, products, warehouses, and suppliers, the manual processes that once worked become the thing holding you back.
Manual data entry
The same sales orders, vendor records, and inventory updates re-keyed into multiple systems - creating errors, duplicate work, and delays.
Approval bottlenecks
Purchase requests, vendor approvals, and financial sign-offs stuck in email threads and phone calls instead of moving automatically.
Replenishment delays
Waiting until problems surface leads to stockouts, emergency purchasing, and lost sales. Automation makes inventory proactive.
Order processing delays
Manual order routing slows fulfillment - prioritization, warehouse assignment, and coordination all done by hand.
Poor communication
Inventory, purchasing, warehouse, and accounting teams operate independently - so important information arrives late.
Reporting delays
Hours spent generating reports manually. Automation cuts the effort while improving visibility into what's actually happening.
One platform, automated end to end
Because inventory, purchasing, warehousing, manufacturing, and accounting share the same data, workflows can move automatically across your whole organization.
Automated replenishment
Identify what needs restocking and trigger purchasing based on inventory levels, demand forecasts, and supplier lead times.
Purchase order automation
Generate purchase orders automatically when inventory hits predefined thresholds - no manual procurement steps.
Approval workflows
Route purchase orders, inventory adjustments, and financial transactions for fast, accountable, compliant decisions.
Order routing
Automatically route orders by inventory availability, warehouse location, and fulfillment rules for faster shipping.
Customer notifications
Keep customers updated on order status, shipments, and availability automatically - fewer support inquiries.
Warehouse task automation
Generate picking, put-away, and replenishment tasks automatically for better-coordinated, more productive teams.
Manufacturing workflows
Automate work order creation, material allocation, and production scheduling for better efficiency and visibility.
Financial workflows
Automate invoice creation, payment processing, approvals, and reconciliations to cut manual accounting work.
Alerts & notifications
Real-time alerts for low inventory, delayed orders, supplier issues, and exceptions - so you respond faster.
Three products, one automation ecosystem
Each handles part of your operation - together they keep purchasing, warehousing, and fulfillment perfectly in sync.
- Inventory management
- Purchasing
- Ecommerce & B2B commerce
- Accounting
- Reporting
- Financial workflows
- Manufacturing workflows
- Procurement automation
- Business intelligence
- Warehouse automation
- Inventory movement automation
- Fulfillment workflows
Together they create a complete automation ecosystem - because every department shares the same data.
Your transactions flow in automatically
Orders, wholesale activity, retail transactions, and payments trigger operational workflows the moment they happen.
Ecommerce Platforms
B2B Platforms
EDI Platforms
Shipping & Payments
Built for inventory-driven businesses
Wherever stock moves and orders flow, automation keeps purchasing, fulfillment, and finance aligned.
Wholesale Distribution
Automate purchasing, fulfillment, and inventory management.
Manufacturing
Automate production planning, material allocation, and procurement.
Ecommerce
Automate order processing, inventory sync, and fulfillment.
Retail
Improve inventory replenishment and operational visibility.
Apparel & Fashion
Automate seasonal inventory and purchasing workflows.
Automotive & Industrial
Manage complex inventory and procurement efficiently.
Food & Beverage
Improve inventory control and replenishment processes.
Health & Wellness
Scale operations while maintaining consistency.
What teams gain when the busywork disappears
Reduced manual work
Eliminate the repetitive tasks that consume hours and create little value.
Improved accuracy
Fewer hand-offs and re-keyed entries mean far less human error.
Faster processing
Workflows execute the moment a business event occurs.
Better availability
Automated replenishment and purchasing keep inventory in stock.
Higher productivity
Teams spend time on higher-value work instead of coordination.
Better visibility
Monitor every workflow in real time across the business.
Reduced labor costs
Improve efficiency without adding administrative overhead.
Increased scalability
Support growth without scaling the administrative work behind it.
Before manual. After automated.
From spreadsheets to self-running purchasing
- Manual purchasing
- Spreadsheet-based inventory
- Approval bottlenecks
- Automated replenishment
- Automated approvals
- Automated purchasing workflows
- Faster operations
- Reduced labor requirements
- Better inventory availability
Production and procurement, finally connected
- Manual production scheduling
- Material shortages
- Automated production workflows
- Connected procurement planning
- Improved manufacturing efficiency
- Better material availability
Orders that route themselves
- Manual order processing
- Fulfillment delays
- Automated order routing
- Automated inventory updates
- Faster fulfillment
- Improved customer satisfaction
Automation works because everything is connected
One connected platform
Automation works because every department shares the same data.
Real-time workflows
Actions trigger automatically as business events occur.
Inventory-driven
Purchasing, warehousing, and fulfillment stay synchronized.
Financial integration
Operational workflows update accounting automatically.
Customizable rules
Configure workflows around your operational requirements.
Built for growth
Scale operations without increasing complexity.
Answers, automated too
Workflow automation software automates repetitive business processes and operational tasks based on predefined business rules, so employees don't have to perform them by hand.
Yes. Purchase orders can be generated automatically when inventory reaches predefined thresholds, and approvals can be routed without manual follow-up.
Yes. Replenishment can trigger automatically based on inventory levels, demand forecasts, and supplier lead times.
Yes. Picking, put-away, and replenishment tasks can be generated automatically through XoroWMS for better-coordinated teams.
Yes. Approvals for purchase orders, inventory adjustments, financial transactions, and operational requests can all be automated.
Yes. Orders can be routed automatically based on inventory availability, warehouse location, and your fulfillment rules.
Yes. Work order creation, material allocation, and production scheduling can be automated through XoroERP.
Yes. Automation reduces dependency on manual intervention, so you can support more customers, products, and orders without adding overhead.