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Layer-by-layer pallet plan
Each pallet is planned layer by layer and printed as an A4 build card the floor team can follow.
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Warehouse SaaS · pallet planning
Tiercube
One order in. Pallets out.
Drop in a mixed-SKU B2B order and get the pallet plan, the truck load and a freight quote request, without a spreadsheet.
- For
- Warehouses shipping mixed-SKU orders
- Platform
- Web app
- Status
- Pre-launch · demos open
( 01 · The problem )
Every mixed order is a puzzle.
A B2B order with dozens of SKUs lands, and someone in the warehouse works out by hand how many pallets it needs, how to stack them and whether it fits one truck. That guess sets the freight bill, and the floor builds pallets from memory.
( 02 · What we built )
A planner that stacks it first
We built Tiercube to read the order and plan the shipment before anyone lifts a box: pallets layer by layer, what fits in a 53′ trailer or a 40HC container, and a freight quote request ready to send.
( 03 · How it works )
How it works
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Trailer and container fit
See what fits in one 53′ trailer and what fits in a 40HC container, in a 3D view.
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Freight quote request
Send a freight quote request with an estimated NMFC class already worked out.
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Reads your order documents
Upload the order as CSV or PDF; Tiercube reads the lines so nobody has to retype them.
( 04 · Screens )
Screens
Real screens · sample data
( 05 · By the numbers )
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trailer load, planned in 3D
Tiercube plans the load against a standard 53′ dry van, so you see whether the order ships in one trailer before you book it.
( Stack )Web appCloudflare WorkersD1three.js 3DPDF / CSV parsing