Free webinar on Friday, September 25 at 11:00 AM
The data is already in your company. It is in your WMS, TMS, ERP, Excel spreadsheets, and reports from different departments.
The challenge is being able to analyze it all together.
A slowdown in picking can delay vehicle loading. A missed departure can result in an urgent shipment. The cost appears in transportation, but the cause originated hours earlier in the warehouse.
To protect margins, you need to reconstruct this chain.
Business Intelligence Already Built for Logistics
During the webinar, we will introduce B-AI Semplice, the first Business Intelligence solution already built for logistics and transportation.
B-AI Semplice is based on GEP Informatica’s forty years of experience and includes dashboards, indicators, and analysis criteria designed around the needs of those managing warehouses, shipments, and distribution networks.
It is not a generic platform that needs to be configured from a blank page. It organizes data from the systems already used by the company and transforms it into a unified view of logistics operations.
Ten Connected Operational Areas
Logistics does not operate in silos.
Inventory, capacity utilization, warehouse operations, picking, shipments, and transportation constantly influence one another. B-AI Semplice connects 10 operational areas to show how an issue can turn into delays, higher costs, or reduced service levels.
This makes it possible to start from the final outcome and trace it back to the operational causes that generated it.
Over 50 Ready-to-Use Dashboards

B-AI Semplice provides over 50 dashboards covering the main warehouse and transportation processes.
Each analysis helps you understand:
- what is happening;
- which deviations require attention;
- where further investigation is needed;
- which decisions should be considered.
Artificial Intelligence features support dashboard analysis by highlighting critical issues, trends, and recurring patterns. Users can also query data using natural language and generate text that can serve as a starting point for reports and meetings.
Three Decision-Making Levels
B-AI Semplice is designed for three different levels of use:
- the operational level, to monitor activities and take action;
- the management level, to compare performance, costs, and resources;
- the executive level, to assess profitability and investments.
Logistics Specialists, Warehouse Managers, Transport Planners, Logistics and Transport Managers, Supply Chain Managers, and Operations Managers can therefore start from the indicators most relevant to their roles while working from the same data foundation.
What We Will Cover During the Webinar
During the webinar, we will show:
- how B-AI Semplice organizes data from Excel, WMS, TMS, and ERP systems;
- how the six operational areas are structured;
- what information the dashboards provide;
- how to connect warehouse performance with transportation costs;
- how Artificial Intelligence supports data interpretation.
Join our free webinar on Friday, September 25 at 11:00 AM and find out where your logistics operations are eroding margins..



