Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands , Software, Marketing & AI
Aerosoft Cayman

EasyShop WMS, from spreadsheets to operational control

A custom Warehouse Management System that replaced inbox coordination and tribal knowledge with one auditable platform , built for cross-border fulfilment across the Caribbean and Latin America.

ClientEasyShop
IndustryLogistics & Fulfilment
RegionUS → Caribbean & LatAm
EngagementCustom Software Build
Timeline6 months
Status• Live in production
1
unified system replacing
spreadsheets & email
faster package processing
without adding headcount
100%
auditable trail across every
receipt, package & shipment
0
re-onboarding required
as staff rotate
The challenge

A warehouse running on approximation.

EasyShop enables Caribbean and LatAm customers to buy from US and UK sellers that don't ship to the region. Packages arrive at a US facility with variable packaging quality and inconsistent documentation. Warehouse teams have to validate what was received, link it to the right customer, and move it through consolidation and outbound , where customs, carriers and SLAs are not uniform.

/ 01 , Operational drag

Coordination by inbox & spreadsheet

  • Customer support disconnected from warehouse reality
  • Receipt validation dependent on tribal knowledge
  • Status reconciled across multiple spreadsheets
  • Exceptions handled ad hoc , inconsistent outcomes
  • Late issues caught after the customer was notified
/ 02 , What it cost the business

Drag that grows with volume

  • Duplicated checks & avoidable rework
  • Mis-grouped consolidations losing margin
  • Incomplete customs packets blocking releases
  • Customer trust damaged by inconsistent ETAs
  • Throughput capped by manual coordination
Teams were running a warehouse by approximation. Work still moved , but every handoff increased error probability and customer-facing uncertainty.
Strategy

One source of operational truth , not another tool teams work around.

Aerosoft approached this as a single operational record across customers, receipts, warehouse execution and outbound shipping. The strategy prioritised lifecycle ownership and verification checkpoints , not a prettier interface on top of the same broken process.

Workflow-driven architecture

Every package moves through defined states mapped to physical actions.

Role-based access

Customer actions separated from internal execution , permissions are explicit.

Event-driven tracking

Internal events reliable even when carrier data is delayed or incomplete.

Verification checkpoints

Validation forced where mistakes get expensive , bad data stops here.

What was built

A WMS designed for cross-border fulfilment.

01

Customer portal

Customers manage US shipping addresses, track packages against real warehouse records, raise tickets that route into the same system the warehouse uses.

02

Warehouse intake & verification

Receipt upload, photo capture, validation and confirmation at the point of work. Mismatches handled as explicit exception paths same shift.

03

Consolidation engine

Packages grouped intelligently by weight, declared value and destination. Customs documentation generated from the same data , not retyped.

04

Shipment tracking & dispatch

Outbound visibility consistent across multiple carriers. Internal events fill gaps where carrier tracking is slow or incomplete.

05

Centralised records & audit history

Every package, customer, receipt and shipment in one chain of custody. Dashboards show throughput and exceptions in real time.

Before vs. After

What changed in the warehouse.

Before

Spreadsheets, inbox threads, tribal knowledge

  • Status questions answered by whoever happened to know
  • Receipt photos buried in WhatsApp groups
  • Consolidation calculated manually each time
  • Customs documents retyped per shipment
  • New hires took weeks to onboard
  • Throughput capped at the slowest manual step
After

One auditable system of record

  • Customer status tied to actual warehouse events
  • Receipts captured at the moment of work, linked to package
  • Consolidation rules applied automatically with override
  • Customs paperwork generated from receipt data
  • New hires productive on day one inside guided workflows
  • Throughput limited by physical capacity, not coordination
Built with

Production stack

React + Next.jsNode.js / ExpressPostgreSQLRedisAWS S3 (receipts)StripeCarrier APIs (DHL / FedEx / UPS)Sentry monitoringRole-based auth
Outcomes that matter

An operational backbone the business can grow on.

/ For operations

Throughput that scales

Defined workflows, automatic consolidation, role-permissioned exception handling. Warehouse staff onboard on day one.

/ For customers

Trust through visibility

Status updates tied to real warehouse actions, not optimistic guesses. Support calls drop as transparency rises.

/ For the business

Expansion-ready foundation

Add new regions, carriers and service tiers without operational chaos.

/ For leadership

A system of record

Every package, receipt and shipment auditable end-to-end. Decisions backed by operational data, not anecdote.

See it live
Real, delivered work , running in production today.
Visit youreasyshop.com
Frequently asked

The EasyShop WMS, answered.

01

Can Aerosoft integrate a WMS into our existing stack?

Yes, when the system boundaries are clear. Where existing CRM, finance or carrier systems are involved, the integration plan is defined around ownership of truth, event timing and failure handling.

02

How do you stop a WMS becoming another "shadow process" tool?

By enforcing workflow states and role permissions that match physical execution. If state changes are optional, the system becomes mere reporting , here it is where work is confirmed.

03

How are exceptions like missing or mismatched packages handled?

Exceptions are expected in cross-border fulfilment and modelled as first-class flows. Teams resolve issues consistently rather than through ad hoc communication.

04

What does long-term ownership look like after go-live?

Auditable histories and exception paths that don't require engineers for routine issues , operations can onboard staff and manage throughput inside the system.

Running operations
on spreadsheets?

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