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Daniel Emaasit
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About Daniel Emaasit
AI Services for Supply Chain Coordination. Send me your supply chain work; I will return the finished work to your ERP. Sales order entry, product catalog cleanup, procurement, AR, dock scheduling, & data reconciliation.
I'm building the AI Services Firm for Supply Chain Coordination. You send us the work; we return finished results to your ERP. Sales order entry, product catalog cleanup, procurement, accounts receivable, dock scheduling, and system integration. We don't sell you another SaaS tool. We do the work for you using our AI Agents and return the finished work.
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A growing number of tools now market themselves as "AI for QuickBooks" following Intuit's own MCP release. Most of these are built for querying and updating existing QBO data, a different job than processing new inbound orders on QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise. Here's what to check before assuming a tool applies to your situation. P.S. I've built an AI Service for sales order entry from Email into your ERP/QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise. Check it out: logistify.ai
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Accenture published a report on the global supply chain in 2023 with a line that stays with me. A $26 trillion system, coordinated through Outlook, Excel, phone calls, and WhatsApp. The same report, Resiliency in the Making, put a price on it. $1.6 trillion a year lost to disruptions that went uncaught. The signals were there, and no system was watching for them. Companies have spent thirty years buying software that was supposed to fix this. ERP promised one version of the truth in the 90s. CRM promised it again in the 2000s. Then came the WMS, the e-commerce stack, the BI dashboards. Each system captures what happened inside itself. None of them makes the others agree. So finance teams do that work themselves, in spreadsheets, after hours, in job titles that never mention it. We see the same thing from the small end. Take a mid-size distributor running QuickBooks for the books, a WMS for inventory, Shopify for online orders, and a CRM for the sales team. Before the monthly numbers meeting, the ops analyst exports all four and spends days making them match. Revenue in the CRM comes in higher than revenue in QuickBooks, and the difference is discounts, returns, and taxes that only one system records. Sales quotes from a different available-to-sell figure than the one the WMS holds. This is the work our System Integration Agent takes over. It inventories every system the company runs, then maps where their definitions of revenue, orders, inventory, and margin conflict. It reconciles the records against source-of-truth rules the customer approves. Anything that needs a judgment call goes to our Supply Chain Specialists, with the source evidence and a recommended resolution attached. What comes out is one set of numbers every team works from, and each figure drills back to the transaction that produced it. It keeps watching too, so a changed field mapping gets caught the week it happens. QuickBooks, SAP, NetSuite, Shopify, Fishbowl: the systems stay put. We run AI-native managed services on the coordination between them, and the ERP you already use remains the system of record. AI SaaS is dead. Long live AI services. Accenture counts the coordination gap in trillions. We close it one reconciled number at a time. If your systems disagree, the first mapping is free. We take two of them, find where their numbers conflict, and send you what we find. P.S We run the coordination work between your channels and your systems. Orders, product catalogs, procurement, invoices, dock schedules, reconciled numbers. Give us access to the channels where that work arrives and we hand you back finished records in the ERP you already use. See how at logistify.ai
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Daniel Emaasit is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United States with 7,152 followers, posting about AI, Sales, and SaaS. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Daniel Emaasit costs €125, a fixed price per post.
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