Rorix Technologies delivers custom supply chain software development for operations and finance leaders at wholesale distributors with 50 to 500 people: order lifecycle automation from client RFQ to final invoice, vendor and inventory platforms, and QuickBooks, ERP, and carrier integration, for clients in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Our founders have been Lorecs’ core engineering team since 2018, a relationship that predates Rorix and continues under it: they rebuilt a monolithic .NET system into two independent platforms and resolved a live Amazon invoice-validation failure within a single sprint. Zero rejections after the fix. 80% fewer manual errors. You own every line of code.
✓ Full source code ownership · ✓ Same engineers, long term · ✓ Domain experts, not generalists
Rorix Technologies is a supply chain software development company for operations and finance leaders at wholesale distributors. We build custom platforms covering the full order lifecycle from RFQ to invoice, vendor and inventory management, and QuickBooks, ERP, and carrier integrations. The same engineers have run Lorecs' platform since 2018, reaching zero invoice rejections and 80% fewer manual errors.
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If any two of these sound like your operation, you need a dedicated engineering partner, not another agency handoff.
Clients, vendors, and internal ops running on disconnected tools. No unified way to compare quotes, track inventory variants, or fulfill across teams.
Every RFQ, quote comparison, PO, and invoice touched by hand. One missed step and a shipment stalls or an invoice gets rejected.
QuickBooks, ERP, or carrier systems that need constant manual syncing. Data lives in too many places and none of them agree.
Shipments in transit, stock levels across warehouses, and vendor lead times that live in spreadsheets, if they live anywhere at all.
A monolithic system that made sense at launch but now blocks every new feature. Adding multi-currency or a second warehouse takes months.
Freelancers who don't know your domain, agencies that hand off and disappear, or no in-house team that understands logistics edge cases.
Not a pilot engagement. The core engineering team for a live, revenue-generating distribution platform.
Lorecs operated two interconnected supply chain platforms: one for vendor/inventory management and one for warehouse and logistics operations. The original monolith was .NET Core 2.1 with class-based React: tightly coupled, hard to extend, and starting to crack under real logistics edge cases like multi-shipment orders, delayed deliveries, and region-specific currency differences.
We decoupled the monolith into two independent platforms. We upgraded the backend from .NET Core 2.1 to .NET 9, migrated the frontend to hook-based React, and built the complete order lifecycle: client request → vendor RFQ → quote comparison → PO creation → shipment tracking → invoice generation. When Amazon introduced AI-based invoice validation and Lorecs’ invoices started failing, we diagnosed the structural issue and shipped a fix in a single sprint: zero rejections since.
From greenfield platforms to decade-old systems that need a new engine under the hood.
Bands derive from our published build bands. A scoping call turns them into a written estimate for your operation.
| Scope | What is included | Team | Timeline | Budget band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scoping call and written estimate | 30-minute call, requirements review, written estimate against the bands below, implementation roadmap | Technical lead | Within 1 week | Free, no commitment |
| Single-platform supply chain build | Order and inventory workflows, vendor management, one ERP or accounting integration (QuickBooks, NetSuite), marketplace invoice compliance, reporting | 3–5 developers | 3–5 months | $25,000 to $75,000 |
| Multi-platform or multi-entity | Separate warehouse and logistics and vendor and inventory platforms, EDI, multiple marketplaces and carriers, real-time alerts, analytics | 5–10 developers | 6–12+ months | $75,000 to $250,000 |
Bands derive from the published build bands on our pricing page and are reviewed with every pricing change. Work ships in two-week sprints inside each band, with working software after every sprint. A scoping call produces a written estimate.
The way Lorecs has had the same four developers since 2018 is not an accident.
We map your order lifecycle end to end before writing a line of code. That means understanding your vendor relationships, exception scenarios, compliance requirements, and where manual effort is hiding.
We separate concerns from day one: order management, inventory, logistics, and finance as distinct, independently deployable services. This is how Lorecs moved from a monolith to two interconnected platforms without downtime.
Two-week sprints with working software at the end of each one. You see real progress, not status updates. Edge cases surface during development, not three months before launch.
The same developers who built your core workflows stay on as your platform evolves. Our longest supply chain engagement has run since 2018. Context is the most expensive thing to rebuild.
Straight answers on scope, integrations, modernization, timelines, and code ownership.
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Zero invoice rejections after the Amazon validation fix
The supply chain platform we builtProject management at Rorix is top-notch. They deliver on time, stay responsive, and adapt to our needs. They don’t just stop when daily tasks are done, they keep refining lower-priority items and actively suggest improvements to better the system.
Bring your current architecture, your biggest operational bottleneck, and your roadmap. We’ll tell you exactly what we’d do differently and why, before any engagement begins.
Free 30-minute call. Custom requirements analysis and architecture recommendations included. No commitment required. Want the proof first? Read the Lorecs case study.