The capture is universal. The workflow is yours. FlowSense configures the office side, ownership, roles, exceptions, and routing, to match how your team actually runs.
Same proof loop. Configured to how your team runs. Shown with demo data.
Every distributor built its own internal process. Who owns a deduction, who signs off, whether there is a claims desk at all, what even counts as an exception. There is no industry template, so generic tools assume one and break on contact with your reality.
That fragmentation is exactly the opening. FlowSense does not force a process onto your team. It shapes the proof workflow to the one you already run, and connects it to the sealed packet underneath.
The market everyone found too messy to build for is the one that was waiting to be built for.
Assign who owns a packet, a short, or a deduction, so nothing sits unowned while the window closes.
Set who reviews, who approves, and who can override, in the order your org actually follows.
A full claims department, or one person wearing five hats. The workflow fits either without pretending you have staff you do not.
Your reason codes, thresholds, and definitions of short, damage, and refusal, not a generic list.
The route a packet follows and the approvals it clears before anything moves downstream.
Who gets notified, when, and the clock each packet is working against before a charge compounds.
Your existing driver tools, FlowSense Driver, a QR at the box or pallet, or a dock process. The capture surface can vary. The configured workflow underneath does not.
Walk us through your ownership, your roles, and your exceptions, and see the dashboard configured to your operation, not a template.