Nobody should have to chase one order across four systems
Vendors, orders, stock and shipments as linked tables: one row per order, updated by the confirmations already arriving in your inbox.
One order, and everything it touches
One row per order
A reference, the vendor as a link rather than a spelling, a status off a fixed list, and the date it was raised. Forward the confirmation and this row updates instead of becoming a second one.


What the orders add up to
Order value by status, received against sent, draft against cancelled, beside a count of vendors by status. Correct one order at nine and the number you show at eleven has already moved.
The delivery against it
Shipments are their own table: carrier, warehouse, status, the port it left from. Every cell Ferra fills keeps a link back to the message it read, so checking a number means opening the source.


And what it cost to move
Shipments counted by status beside freight cost against the same statuses, so what is late and what being late costs are one chart apart rather than one spreadsheet apart.
Your operations workspace, already built
Sign up free and it opens working, linked tables with sample rows, dashboards already drawing.
Operations
Vendors, orders and shipments, with orders in flight, delayed deliveries and spend by supplier on the dashboards.
3 tables1 dashboardsample data included
Use template
The same shape, other kinds of work

Client work
Due this week; shipped but not billed

Logistics
On-time rate by carrier and lane

Education
Attendance and completion by cohort

General workspace
Projects and budget by status
Frequently asked questions
No: it reads their exports rather than trying to become one. Most teams run it alongside.
Yes: scanned images included, and a duplicate forward updates the same row. Filled cells keep a link back to the source message.
It updates the same row rather than creating a second one. The match is on the order, not on who sent it in.
Yes: a workflow can post to Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp or email when a shipment goes delayed or stock drops under its reorder point.
Describe what you track. Ferra builds the tables, links, columns and a first dashboard, then asks about the parts it guessed.