Operating question
Where does the workflow lose value?
Bring one workflow where inquiries, requests, approvals, or reporting lose time, context, or accountability.
What You Get First
A concrete deliverable, not a vague recommendation.
Candidate workflows
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Order exception intake, classification, and responsible-party routing
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Inventory, fill-rate, and demand-planning reports
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Vendor, carrier, and customer follow-up drafts
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Warehouse issue logs and escalation summaries
Production path
We configure, connect, or build the right controlled solution, prove it against acceptance measures, and prepare the team to own the change.
Explore the Production SprintCommon Workflow Problems
Start where the manual work is already costing time, speed, or visibility.
Workflow signal
Order issues, routing problems, vendor updates, and warehouse exceptions arrive faster than teams can classify and assign them.
Discuss this workflowWorkflow signal
Leaders need weekly visibility into inventory, fill rate, service levels, backlog, delays, and exception trends without rebuilding reports.
Discuss this workflowWorkflow signal
The workflow touches several systems, teams, or financial controls and needs a build-ready plan before implementation.
Discuss this workflowWorkflow signal
Distribution operations need ongoing Managed Workflow support across queues, reporting, follow-up, and process improvement.
Discuss this workflowWorkflows Lasso Automates
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Order exception intake, classification, and responsible-party routing
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Inventory, fill-rate, and demand-planning reports
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Vendor, carrier, and customer follow-up drafts
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Warehouse issue logs and escalation summaries
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Recurring operations scorecards for service level, backlog, and margin risk
Why Teams Trust It
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Human approval before commitments to customers, vendors, carriers, pricing, credits, or service-level exceptions
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Clear source checks for inventory, order status, margin, and delivery data
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Designed around existing ERP, WMS, TMS, spreadsheets, inboxes, and portals
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Exception routing keeps operators in control instead of hiding risk in automation
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Start with one queue, report, facility, lane, or customer segment before expansion
ENGAGEMENT PATH
Put one workflow into production. Then expand what works.
When the workflow, owner, access, and measurable result are clear, Lasso starts with a focused Production Sprint. Other structures fit different operating and economic conditions.
$40K-$75K
01 · Production Sprint
Put one tightly scoped workflow into production in 4-6 weeks, with integrations, controls, acceptance, rollout, and training.
Review the Sprint$25K-$50K minimum + performance economics
02 · Outcome Partnership
Align part of the commercial structure to attributable recovered revenue, savings, margin, or transaction economics.
Discuss this structure$25K-$75K implementation + $10K-$25K+ / month
03 · Managed Workflow
Build and operate a defined workflow with accountable monitoring, exceptions, reporting, and improvement.
Discuss this structure$30K-$75K+ / month
04 · AI Operating Partner
Continuously transform high-value workflows over a 3-12 month operating horizon.
Discuss this structureSYSTEMS
Designed for real operating environments.
ERPWMSTMSinventory toolscarrier portalsvendor portalsemailEDI exportsspreadsheetsBI dashboards
Decision questions
Why start with one workflow?
A defined workflow creates a measurable baseline, clear ownership, practical access requirements, and a production result the business can evaluate.
What if production cannot be scoped responsibly?
A $20K-$35K Workflow Scan can establish the baseline, economics, controls, feasibility, and production plan before implementation.
What happens after a successful Sprint?
Lasso can expand the build, operate the workflow as a Managed Workflow, structure an Outcome Partnership, or serve as an ongoing AI Operating Partner.