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Plain-English search across every connected system.
Which customers bought 15mm marine ply in the last 90 days?
Ask about orders, stock, picking and deliveries in plain English. SynvoraBot checks your connected systems, shows the evidence, and suggests the next step for your team to approve.
Your permissions. Your business data. Human approval for anything that changes a record.
Three things need a decision before the 13:00 runs leave.
Illustrative · sample data
Pick a workflow and run it. Watch SynvoraBot check the systems, pull the records, explain the issue and suggest a next step you can approve.
Read-only until a person approves. Every action is logged.
Ordering example
SynvoraBot will check Email · OrderPad · Sage, pull the matching records, explain the issue and suggest a next step for you to approve.
1Checking the relevant systems
2Retrieving records 4 records
3Identifying the issue
Draft order SO-24912 is ready at Coastal Cabinets’ account prices. One line needs a person to check.
Line 4 matches both a 0.4mm and a 1mm white ABS edging. The customer has bought the 1mm version 9 times this year, so that is pre-selected but held for review.
4Recommending a next step
Create SO-24912 in Sage with line 4 on hold, and email the customer a confirmation.
Warehouse example
SynvoraBot will check WMS · ERP, pull the matching records, explain the issue and suggest a next step for you to approve.
1Checking the relevant systems
2Retrieving records 4 records
3Identifying the issue
Three orders have five lines that can’t be picked in full. Four can be covered from reserve stock before wave 2.
Pick faces are low but reserve bins hold enough for four lines. EDG-1W has no stock on site; the next inbound purchase order arrives Friday.
4Recommending a next step
Create 3 replenishment tasks (B-14, B-02, B-20 to pick faces) and offer SO-24880 a partial delivery.
Delivery example
SynvoraBot will check DMS · OrderPad, pull the matching records, explain the issue and suggest a next step for you to approve.
1Checking the relevant systems
2Retrieving records 4 records
3Identifying the issue
Four deliveries need attention. Two customers should hear about a new ETA before their window opens.
AM-3 lost 35 minutes at a loading dock in Malaga. DL-5524 has a geotagged photo of a locked gate at 10:52. DL-5509’s ePOD has photos but no signature.
4Recommending a next step
SMS 2 customers with new ETAs, rebook DL-5524 on tomorrow’s AM-2 run, and assign DL-5540 to PM-2 (2 spots left).
Cross-system example
SynvoraBot will check OrderPad · Sage · WMS · DMS, pull the matching records, explain the issue and suggest a next step for you to approve.
1Checking the relevant systems
2Retrieving records timeline built
SO-24871 · 3 linesSales order createdWave 1 · site stock2 lines short at A-03Missed run AM-3No POD yet3Identifying the issue
SO-24871 is blocked at picking. Everything before it is complete; everything after it is waiting on the pick.
The order was allocated against total site stock, but the pick face at A-03 holds only 108 of the 120 hinges needed. Reserve bin B-14 has 60. Run AM-3 has already left; PM-2 has space.
4Recommending a next step
Replenish A-03 from B-14, finish the pick, move SO-24871 to run PM-2 and tell the customer.
This is a guided demo with fixed sample responses. It doesn’t connect to live customer systems: order numbers, customers and counts are made up. In a real deployment, SynvoraBot answers from the systems connected for your business.
SynvoraBot sits above the systems you already use. It doesn’t replace them: it follows each order through them and explains exceptions.
TMS vs DMS. The TMS plans the run: which vehicle, which stops, in what order. The DMS runs the delivery: driver status, exceptions and proof of delivery.
Conceptual architecture. Connections depend on your software, the APIs it offers and the scope we agree. We only switch on the integrations available in your deployment.
Plain-English search across every connected system.
Which customers bought 15mm marine ply in the last 90 days?
Flags exceptions before a customer notices.
Are any orders this week priced below cost?
Suggests the next step, using your business rules.
Tomorrow’s AM runs are full. What should move?
Prepares the change. A person approves it.
Hold Harbour Joinery’s open orders until accounts reply.
A useful answer is one you can check. Every answer shows where it came from and what happens next.
Reps see their customers, managers see their sites, customers see only their own orders.
Answers come from your connected records, not the open internet.
Anything that changes an order, price, stock or customer waits for a person.
Every question, answer and approved action is logged.
SynvoraBot works best on top of Synvora’s OrderPad, WMS and DMS, and it can also connect to the systems you already run. Which connectors you get depends on your software, the APIs it offers and the scope we agree.
We map your systems, the APIs they offer and the questions your team asks most. You get a clear list of what can connect.
We connect read-only first, with one team and real questions, so you can check answers against what you already know.
Once answers are trusted, we switch on approved actions and add more systems, sites or teams.

We’ll show you how SynvoraBot would answer them from your systems, and what it would take to connect them.
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