Transpira logoManifestby Transpira

Every system. One answer.

Manifest is the intelligence layer for your supply chain: indexing data, monitoring operations, and fixing problems automatically.

…and many more, each with its own logs, its own format, and its own login
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Step 01 · The problem

Error handling is archaeology.

The reject code sits in one system, the root cause in another, and the costs accumulate before anyone connects the dots. Manifest takes that seat: one index in the middle of the stack.

5 disconnected systems per decision 14+ hours to assess one disruption 1only 27% of ~957 enterprise apps are integrated 2~a day a week spent hunting for information 373% of supply chain functions still plan in spreadsheets 4and the fine arrives before the answer does
Step 02 · The cost

Three ways the meter runs.

Compliance fines
Retailers fine a slice of every late or inaccurate order: OTIF, ASN accuracy, fill rate.
Charges at the full rate
Deductions, detention & demurrage, and accessorials bill in full until someone assembles the proof to dispute them.
Fulfillment failures
Backorders, missed promos, and expedited freight when a slip is caught too late to fix cheaply.

Find the root cause before the costs accumulate: the evidence already exists, scattered across your systems.

Step 03 · The platform

All of your systems, one index.

Connectors across your systems feed into one entity graph, stitching every raw event to the PO, container, ASN, and order behind it. Updates land in minutes, and source permissions travel with every record.

SAPSAP S/4HANA
MAManhattan WM
p44project44
SPSSPS Commerce
FXFlexport
+ many more
Manifest index · one entity graph
Supplier POPO-4500128843
ContainerMSCU 482913-7 · MSC Aurelia
Ocean billHBL FLEX-8842176
Retail PO7834529871 · MABD Jul 18
ExposureOTIF fine if the dray slips
Step 04 · The answer

One question replaces the multi-system hunt.

Ask in plain language. The answer comes back in seconds, with every claim cited to the exact source record it came from.

drops you into the product, mid-story
Step 05 · The payoff

Minutes instead of days.

2-3 hrs
reclaimed per person per day when track-and-trace coordination is automated 1
$37M/yr
average value of faster disruption response for large organizations 2
45%
of a year's EBITDA erased per decade when disruption response stays slow 3

Runs on any hosted model, or fully self-hosted on your own GPUs.

Ask · Harbor & Pine Co.
⌘K to ask

Good morning, Derek.

Ask across all of Harbor & Pine’s systems: SAP, Manhattan, project44, SPS Commerce, Coupa, Slack, and many more. Answers come back synthesized and cited.

Feed

A severity-ranked stream of exceptions across the network, joined to the POs, retail orders, and dollars they put at risk. Not another dashboard to check: the quantified problems come to you.

Agents

Standing watchers that read the logs so nobody has to. Each run is fully traceable: every step, every source, every action it took.

Latest run · OTIF SentinelJul 6 · 06:12 AM PT · trigger: scheduled daily runCompleted

Connectors

All of your systems, one permissions-aware index. Manifest never widens access: users only see what the source system already lets them see.

Permissions mirror the source of record: ACLs sync with every crawl, and every answer is scoped to the asker.
Model-agnostic inference: run Claude, GPT, or Gemini over API, or keep a fully self-hosted model (Llama, Mistral) on your own GPUs. Self-hosted mode keeps prompts, documents, and answers entirely inside your network. Switch anytime from the model picker in the top bar.