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A modern cloud ERP for wholesale distributors that unifies sales, inventory, purchasing, and finance with real‑time available‑to‑promise (ATP) and matrix pricing.
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Yes. Many customers start with Sales or Inventory and add Purchasing and Finance as they scale.
Yes. Configure tiers, floors, and contracts. Run promotions with approval workflows and audit history.
Yes. Guided selling suggests alternates/substitutes with ATP by branch; quote complete kits and assemblies.
Yes. Real‑time ATP is available via APIs so your portal/POS can promise accurate ETAs.
Edition‑based (Core/Plus/Enterprise), user tiers, and optional add‑ons (advanced rules, EDI bundles). Get a quote tailored to your modules and user mix.
Yes. Annual and multi‑year agreements are available; volume discounts may apply.
Typical phased go‑lives take 12–20 weeks, depending on modules, data readiness, and integrations.
Yes. We help with data mapping/imports and provide role‑based training for sales, purchasing, warehouse, and finance.
Yes. We provide APIs and packaged connectors for CRM, tax services, payments, and EDI hubs.
Encryption in transit and at rest, role‑based access control, SSO/SAML, and audit logs. Controls align to SOC and GDPR best practices.
We target 99.9% uptime. Data is backed up regularly with geo‑redundancy and tested restores.
Open a ticket via the customer portal or email [email protected]. SLA: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm ET.
Release notes are published in our customer portal and emailed to admins before each update.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm ET
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Cloud ERP software for wholesale distributors across the USA & Canada.
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John Thompson is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of four Indianapolis-based businesses: Thompson Distribution Company, a distributor of mechanical supplies and equipment; First Electric Supply Company, a distributor of electrical supplies and equipment; CMID, an architectural and engineering design firm; and BC Countertops, a millwork fabricator and installer. Running several distribution businesses side by side is precisely what shaped the requirement he describes above — shared accounting, staff who can cover across companies, and one platform rather than four.
He sits on the AD LLC Board, where he chairs the Governance & Nominating Committee, and prior to the AD/IMARK merger he was Chairman of IMARK Electrical and a board member of IMARK Group. He is Immediate Past Chair of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, began his career with McKinsey & Company in New York and London, and spent seventeen years as vice president of Mays Chemical Company. He holds an MBA with Honors from Columbia University and a BS in Chemical Engineering from Cornell.