Streamline integrates directly with QuickBooks, automating the posting of fuel, parts, and lane revenue to eliminate month-end rushes. Its dashboards provide forecast adjustments against DOT hours-of-service limits, ensuring realistic load planning. Additionally, early risk alerts for IFTA mileage spikes enable proactive risk management, preventing unexpected tax issues.

I like the reordering process feeds our handheld scanners with the next inbound list, no copy-paste. Also, the Money tree shows how each forecast adjustment cuts carrying cost—nice to tell the boss. Moreover, risk alerts pop up for slow movers clogging aisles, giving me quick risk management without hunting reports. In addition, Collaboration is easy—planners tweak сalculations and formulas, I see the change on my screen seconds later.

What I appreciate most is how the dashboards align demand from Panama, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic side by side, enabling my team to spot gaps quickly. I also value how the money tree translates each forecast adjustment into local currency margin, which helps during pricing discussions with new distributors. Additionally, the reorder process auto-builds a constrained order plan that respects Caribbean lead times and port space availability, significantly reducing air freight costs. Risk alerts for MOQ clashes or customs delays appear early, allowing us to manage risks before customers are affected. Collaboration is seamless—sales, operations, and finance edit the same calculations and formulas live during S&OP calls, avoiding version control chaos. What truly fascinates me is that the AI chat explains sudden demand spikes in plain English—perfect for fast client updates. Moreover, the platform is easy to use, simple to implement, and backed by exceptional customer support.