Most supply chains already have some form of visibility. They can track shipments, monitor locations, and access status updates across systems. What enterprises lack is the ability to unify visibility across all shipping modes & types of product flows, and further to act on that information in real time.
Retailers processing a million or more order line items per day are no longer dealing with complexity at the edges. Complexity is the system.
A few days ago, SAP lost roughly $130 billion in market value from its peak in February 2025. The stock dropped to its lowest level in 17 months, and the decline wasn’t treated as “just another bad week.”
Meeting 53 Supply Chain Leaders Across 4 Continents in 12 Months: The Inspiration Behind Building Decklar
In modern supply chain operations, the ability to make precise, real-time decisions determines whether goods flow smoothly or operations grind to a halt.
In modern supply chain operations, the ability to make precise, real-time decisions determines whether goods flow smoothly or operations grind to a halt. Industries like retail, pharmaceuticals, and automotive require location precision not just for awareness, but to fuel downstream actions. A missed arrival window or misrouted shipment can disrupt production, compromise product quality, or result in regulatory penalties.
The SaaS industry has long relied on metrics like Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR), Customer Lifetime Value (LTV), and churn rate to gauge business performance. While valuable, these traditional metrics fall short in one critical area: measuring the strategic value of long-term contracts.
The supply chain industry stands at the brink of a revolution. Real-time decision-making solutions today, powered by narrow AI, deliver essential insights into shipment locations, asset health, and operational performance. However, these systems are limited and require manual intervention, operate in silos, and fall short of enabling fully autonomous decision-making.
In today’s fast moving and complex supply chain landscape, Fortune 500 CPG companies are continuously seeking innovative solutions to enhance performance, reduce risks, and drive profitability. Decklar, with a proven track record of delivering value to global supply chain leaders, is uniquely positioned to meet these needs. With our real-time visibility solutions powered by advanced software and smart sensors, Decklar has been there, done that – empowering companies to optimize their supply chains and realize substantial ROI.
Organizations don’t just need drones, bots, or AI to scale fast and steady. They need people who seek, see, and seize the opportunity to do things differently to rise above the status quo. I recently had a long winding discussion with a Venture Capitalist who was curious about what makes Decklar tick. Since its founding in 2014, Decklar has made a mark in the supply chain AI market.
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