uRoutes technology
uRoutes — Silodisa ecosystem
The uRoutes ecosystem brings together central administration (ADMIN), warehouse (WMS), transport and last mile (TMS), and customer-facing portals (CRM), with unified authentication and near–real-time data. Here is what each application family does and what your organization gains in time, effort, and money: less manual planning, a single access model, and decisions backed by dashboards and traceability.
Fewer hours on manual planning, fewer “where is my order?” calls, and fewer warehouse back-and-forths.
One access model (company, user, permissions), fewer loose spreadsheets, and less re-keying.
More efficient routes, less shrink from location or expiry errors, and decisions with dashboards and KPIs.
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Unified platform
One map, the whole chain: warehouse, route, and customer.
Silodisa presents uRoutes as a single real-time data engine: WMS, TMS, and CRM without operational silos — from accurate inventory and fulfillment to deliveries with POF, confirmation, and analytics, meeting SLAs and agreed commitments. In logistics operations, Silodisa includes proprietary technology at no extra software charge in the service contract. This catalog mirrors the technical access of the public reference hub.
Same catalog and narrative as the public reference hub.
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Programs
Each card summarizes what it is, how it works, and benefits; links to the Cloud Run app and a suggested YouTube search for related material.
What it is: Central admin panel on Firebase and Firestore: companies, users, logs and stats for tenant governance.
How it works: After sign-in (initial credentials + Firebase Auth), the admin manages organizations and permissions with Firestore security rules.
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What it is: Audit on Google Drive at metadata and filename level (file contents not read), FastAPI UI aligned with the ecosystem login.
How it works: Connects to the authorized Drive space and reports naming, permissions or folder structure compliance per project settings.
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What it is: Warehouse optimizer (Flask): Smart Putaway, dwell times, ABC rotation, FEFO expiry, operator performance and configurable layout.
How it works: Recommends locations by rotation and distance rules; dashboards show putaway/shipping times, rehandles and compliance.
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What it is: Read-only portal for customers: inventory, inbound and outbound, heat map and multi-site support.
How it works: Auth against MySQL users and dynamic DB binding; heat-map APIs with no write access on the query model.
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What it is: Warehouse control tower in Flask: dashboards and APIs on MySQL (email/token users and site selection).
How it works: Connects to operational inventory DB; consolidated supervision on Cloud Run or DB-proxied environments.
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What it is: Android app for cycle counts and in-warehouse transfers, zone flows and unified uRoutes login.
How it works: Operators run counts or moves per defined flow; HTTP integration with warehouse backend.
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What it is: Store inventory (Node.js, Capacitor on Android): products, in/out, low-stock alerts, stats and history with local SQLite.
How it works: Staff log moves from browser or device; REST APIs for catalog, stock and reports; environment-based auth.
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What it is: Web console for delivery ops: order status, live fleet, settled history and analytics. FastAPI backend with Firestore.
How it works: Authorized users browse a safe read layer without mutating critical collections from this surface.
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What it is: Route planning: spreadsheet import, CVRPTW optimization (OR-Tools), interactive map, manual edits with Google Maps and Firestore authorization.
How it works: Loads orders and rules; engine proposes sequences; planner validates on the map, edits and authorizes the plan.
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What it is: Driver app for last mile: itinerary, proof (photos, signature), incidents, settlement, Firestore/Storage sync and offline work.
How it works: Driver executes the trip; evidence and status sync to the cloud; tower and customer align with field reality.
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What it is: Web portal for your customers: delivery status with session backed by the same deliveries API contract as the internal portal.
How it works: Customers sign in and see map and data per API contract without calling the call center on every order.
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Introduction, WMS (warehouse), receiving, dispatch, TMS (distribution, deliveries, last mile), CRM (client views & proof), and more. Click to watch full screen.