Distributors & supply houses
Know what is late, what is short, and who owes you, on Friday.
Backorders traced to the vendor, not to the counter.
For distributors whose counter, warehouse, and books each keep their own version of the truth. We draw them on one page.
Where the week goes
- Backorders hold up jobs and nobody can say which vendor.
- The cycle count is a spreadsheet nobody has opened in two weeks.
- Nobody has ever counted Saturday demand, so the hiring decision waits.
Sample — illustrative mock-up
Harbor Tool & Supply
Harbor Tool & Supply
Sample — illustrative mock-up
Also drawn for this industry
- Thirty-person tooling maker, quotes, orders and a warehouse watches Last count of the warehouse shelves · Hold the next overseas order
- Twenty-person marine supply distributor, carts, orders and stock watches Orders due to ship this week · Book the extra truck
Start with a $400 consultation: a generous half day.
We stand at the counter and walk the warehouse. In person when we can. You leave with a Frame sketch on one page and a lot of good questions; within a week, a written proposal with deliverables and a price.