Calamus OpsN
Built for speed.
Engineered for scale.
OpsN is the dashboard we run EarthNWe on. Stock levels, what is on the production floor, which shipments are late, and the messages that go out to customers - one place, for both D2C and B2B.
Real-Time Impact
Numbers generated from live operations on the factory floor.
Any channel, any warehouse, either courier — routed without re-keying.
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Wired into what we already use.
Live connections, with their status on the footer of every screen.
- ShopifyD2C order sync
Orders arrive in the same pipeline as B2B quotes, with the SKU, channel and value already attached.
- BigshipCourier aggregation
One booking surface across carriers, so a shipment is routed on rate and reach rather than on habit.
- DelhiveryCourier and AWB tracking
Tracked door-to-door. Every AWB writes back into the order, so nobody has to open a courier portal to answer a customer.
- WhatsAppCustomer order updates
Updates go out on the events that matter — dispatched, in transit, delivered — not on a schedule.
- EmailTransactional updates
The written record: confirmations, invoices and anything a customer may need to find again months later.
What happens to an order.
Five stages, and OpsN holds the whole run. Nothing is re-keyed between them, and the customer hears from us at every hand-off.
- OrderShopify · B2B
- Production4 stages
- Packed3 warehouses
- In transitAWB tracked
- DeliveredCustomer told
Order lands
Shopify and B2B quotes arrive in the same pipeline, with the SKU, channel and value attached.
Into production
Line items move through material prep, framing, net fitting and sanding — each stage assigned to an artisan.
Picked and packed
Stock is drawn against the right warehouse, and low-stock alerts fire before a run is blocked.
Routed and in transit
Shipments split where they need to, book against Bigship or Delhivery, and carry a tracked AWB.
Delivered, customer told
Email and WhatsApp updates go out on the events that matter, not on a schedule. Exceptions and RTOs surface as their own queue.
Eight screens, one operation.
Each one is in daily use. None of it is a roadmap item.
Part of one screen · open the tool to see the rest
Have a look at the real thing.
OpsN runs a business that ships physical goods every day. If you run operations and want to talk about how it is put together, we are happy to.