Four systems — warehouse, execution, transport and yard — built on a single data model, so a pallet booked at the gate is the same record that leaves on a truck. No middleware between modules. No reconciliation at the end of the month.
Most operators run a warehouse system from one vendor, a transport system from another, and manage the yard on a whiteboard. Every seam between them is a place where stock, time and margin go missing. Centurion covers the whole journey on one record.
The system of record for everything inside the four walls. Inventory to the bin, receiving against ASN, directed put-away, wave and batch picking, packing, and cycle counting that does not stop the floor.
The real-time layer between the plan and the machines. WES sequences work across robotics, ASRS, conveyors and people so that the next task released is the one that keeps the floor moving.
Everything after the dock door. Load building, route and fleet planning, carrier tendering, live tracking, proof of delivery and freight settlement against the rate card that was actually agreed.
The yard is a warehouse that everyone forgets to manage. YMS controls gate, dock and trailer: appointment booking, check-in, door assignment, trailer location, dwell and detention.
A trailer booked in YMS becomes a receipt in WMS, work in WES and a load in TMS without an export, a mapping table or a nightly batch. There is one truth about where stock is.
Yard congestion, floor throughput and delivery status read from the same source, so a delay at the gate is visible to the person planning tonight's dispatch — before it becomes a missed cut-off.
We deploy the platform on your infrastructure where you need it, with the data model documented. You are not renting visibility into your own operation.
The platform is scoped for deployment across eleven markets, with cross-border movement, multi-currency settlement and per-country documentation handled in the transport layer rather than bolted on afterwards.
Independent mobile applications we design, build and publish ourselves. Separate from the logistics business — kept because building small things well is how the team stays sharp.
A Stoic productivity companion: sealed focus blocks, a sixty-second nightly review, and a record of practice that lives entirely on the device — no account, no profile.
A Texas Hold'em strategy trainer built as a quiz: hand-by-hand decisions, worked reasoning, and a progression that rewards understanding the spot rather than memorising a chart.
Centurion SG is a software company working on the operating systems of physical logistics — the software that decides where a pallet goes, who moves it, and which truck it leaves on.
We build the whole stack rather than a point solution. Warehouse, execution, transport and yard were designed together, because the expensive problems in logistics live in the gaps between those four systems, not inside any one of them.
The company also maintains a small mobile studio, publishing independent applications under its own name.
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Send us your site count, throughput and the systems you run today. We will tell you honestly whether the platform fits, and what a deployment would involve.