Yes, it works with your stuff.

Pick a carrier from your catalogue — DHL, DPD, PostNL, FedEx, UPS, GLS, TNT — and the choice follows the shipment from collection to outbound. Drop in a tracking number and the platform builds the click-through track-link from the carrier’s URL template. Your warehouse stops typing the same DHL prefix sixty times a week.

Drop a Blancco XML/CSV export with per-drive evidence. The platform extracts serials, matches them to assets, and clips the certificate onto the evidence bundle. Blancco manual upload and Blancco Cloud/API pull-sync are live today; Certus, YouWipe and Aiken stay configurable until provider-specific import/sync is built.

Scoped read/write endpoints for assets, companies, contacts, orders, listings, documents, events, and webhooks. Key management, rate limiting, IP allowlists, idempotency, and OpenAPI docs are live. For very large queued imports, the ledger/status API is live while worker processing is tracked separately.

The deal room updates the moment somebody on the other side types. The inventory list reflects a sale before your colleague has let go of the mouse. The notifications bell counts up on its own. No refresh button required, no polling loop burning battery on a warehouse tablet — the database pushes changes to the browser over a websocket and the UI reacts.

Notifications, digests, invoice PDFs, settlement summaries — the platform speaks email fluently through Resend. A cron rolls quiet activity into one morning digest so twelve notifications about the same deal don’t each ding your inbox. Bounces and opens flow back, so marketing stops guessing whether the early-access welcome email actually arrived.

Asset photos, manifests, certificates, signed BOLs, evidence packages. Stored in Frankfurt, served from a CDN, thumbnailed at upload so the warehouse tablet doesn’t download a 12-megapixel original to render a tile.

Import your existing inventory, contacts, contracts. Export inventory, settlements, evidence reports. Standard CSV with documented column conventions because nobody enjoys translating column headers at 11pm before an audit.