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Revoluzen Flow v1.0.1 — Apache-2.0

Industry · Logistics & supply chain

Logistics & supply chain

Shipments, inventory, carrier and warehouse data from dozens of partner systems reconciled in one place, with a record of what moved and when that partners and auditors can check.

01Requirements

What this sector usually has to satisfy

And how each one is met — by the architecture, not by a promise.

Many partner systems, many formats

Carriers, 3PLs and suppliers exchange data over SFTP, EDI-style files, REST APIs and spreadsheets.

Met by

Connectors for SFTP, FTP, S3, REST, SOAP, Google Sheets and the major ERPs; file formats including CSV, Parquet and Excel.

A reconcilable record of events

Disputes with partners come down to who recorded what, when.

Met by

Every run is signed with its inputs and outputs; the receipt settles the question.

Resilient nightly loads

A failed overnight job cannot mean a full restart at 6 a.m.

Met by

Per-step resume and idempotent backfills in Revoluzen Flow.

Sites and depots with poor connectivity

Warehouses need local processing that syncs when the link is up.

Met by

Single-node installs per site, operated and promoted centrally from Revoluzen Console.

03Plainly

What we are not claiming

Revoluzen has no dedicated EDI connector; EDI files are handled as files over SFTP and parsed in a SQL or Python step. There are no logistics customer references yet, and Console is in early access.

04Questions

Asked by this sector

Does Revoluzen handle partner files over SFTP?

Yes. Revoluzen Flow includes SFTP, FTP and object-storage connectors and reads CSV, JSON, Parquet, Excel, XML and Avro files, so partner exchanges can be ingested on a schedule inside the shipper's network.

Can a logistics partner verify what Revoluzen recorded?

Yes. Each run produces an Ed25519-signed receipt that a partner can verify offline with the public key, without access to the shipper's systems.

Run it yourself, then decide.

Revoluzen Flow is Apache-2.0 and installs in one command. If it fits, we can talk about the parts that are not open source.