SAP-Integrated TMS Powers Amrit Cement’s Freight Savings and Operational Transparency for 22 Units
October 17, 2025
Case Study SAP-Integrated TMS Powers Amrit Cement’s Freight Savings and Operational Transparency for 22 Units
Case Study
SAP-Integrated TMS Powers Amrit Cement’s Freight Savings and Operational Transparency for 22 Units
About the Company
Amrit Cement, a leading cement manufacturer in Northeast India, operates a large-scale distribution network across one of the country’s most challenging terrains.
With an annual production capacity of 1.5 million metric tonnes from its integrated cement plant, supported by 22 strategically located plants and depots across the region, Amrit Cement manages a complex mix of direct plant-to-customer deliveries, warehouse dispatches, and inter-depot stock transfers.
The company moves thousands of shipments every month, navigating limited truck availability and hilly terrain, making operational efficiency and transparency critical for sustained growth.
Key Achievements
78%
Faster Vehicle Allocation
55%
Reduction in Depot Turnaround Time
90%
Freight Cost Transparency
Zero
Disputes in Freight Billing
Key Challenges
Manual Vehicle Allocation
Vehicle allocation relied on WhatsApp and calls to 10+ transporters, causing delays, inconsistencies, and frequent trip allocation disputes.
Inconsistent Freight Rates
Freight rates varied ₹30–50/MT due to inconsistent negotiation and poor visibility, increasing costs and reducing overall profitability.
No Depot Visibility
Lack of vehicle and gate activity visibility at 21 warehouses caused 3–4 hour depot turnaround delays.
Complex Order Splitting
Large orders required splitting into smaller deliveries, increasing operational complexity and demanding flexible dispatch planning.
High-Risk Terrain Challenges
Hilly terrain in Northeast India increased vehicle delays and false claims, creating high-risk zones for freight movement.
Error-Prone Invoice Processing
Manual invoice processing caused errors, delays, and disputes due to lack of unified systems for approvals and reconciliation.
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SP TMS Solution
An automated indent system with a shared dashboard reduced allocation time from 10–15 minutes to 1–2 minutes per shipment.
Contract management with reverse bidding enabled systematic rate comparison and transparent L1/L2 selection, ensuring cost-optimized freight allocation.
Gate-in/gate-out tracking, geofencing, and dwell-time monitoring across 22 depots reduced turnaround time by 55% and improved accountability.
Automated delivery order splitting handled partial shipments while generating future delivery orders, maintaining operational flexibility and dealer satisfaction.
Dual SIM + GPS tracking, geofencing, and stationary alerts improved ETAs and reduced false delay claims on risky routes.
Billing workflows were digitalized with auto-generated Lorry Receipts, ePOD integration, and GRN creation, ensuring transparency and dispute-free settlements.
Customer Review
Overall Quality
4/5
Ease of Use
4/5
Customer Support
4/5
Features & Functionality
5/5
Feedback from Our Client
SuperProcure has transformed our logistics operations with unmatched transparency and efficiency. The automation in vehicle allocation, rate negotiation, and tracking has significantly reduced operational delays and disputes. The level of customisation delivered was exceptional, meeting 90% of our unique requirements. The team’s real-time support has made a complex
implementation seamless.
implementation seamless.
Rakesh Kumar Thakur
Project Lead (SAP Consultant), Amrit Cement
About Superprocure
At SuperProcure, we offer an end-to-end integrated solution for all your logistics needs. We are one of the leading logistics and supply chain management solution providers in India for manufacturing and infrastructure companies.
Our industry-recognized solutions include Freight Sourcing, Indenting Allocation, In-plant Logistics, Shipment Tracking, and Freight Accounting. These help resolve critical industry challenges associated with logistics and supply chain management.
