Missed pick lists, returns chaos, or failed dispatches lead to cart abandonment and bad reviews. Maya monitors key eCom fulfillment events, resolves exceptions instantly.
In a high-volume, high-complexity world of third-party logistics, Maya ensures exception handling scales with demand. From rule-based ticket resolution to proactive disruption alerts.
72% of retail delays are caused by fulfillment issues and PO exceptions. Maya resolves such disruptions in real-time — ensuring products move from warehouse to storefront without delay.
In complex, high-volume warehouse environments, precision and speed are critical. When something goes wrong — a task gets stuck, a rule doesn’t fire, or data doesn’t align — delays ripple across the entire supply chain. The ability to resolve these issues accurately, consistently, and fast is no longer a support function — it’s a competitive advantage.
Modern supply chains are no longer centralized. Enterprises operate across regions, time zones, and warehouse models — each with unique workflows, customizations, and support challenges. As operations scale, the complexity of support scales with it.
The warehouse is the heartbeat of modern commerce. But what happens when a warehouse slows down? When a receiving task is stuck, or a picking rule doesn’t trigger, or a return transaction fails silently? These aren’t just glitches — they ripple into missed SLAs, idle labor, lost shipments, and spiraling costs.
Automation in warehouse operations has come a long way — but the next leap is here. It’s not just about automating tasks anymore. It’s about embedding intelligence that adapts, learns, and evolves with your business.
