Oil, gas & chemicals

Orders that cannot wait, on prices that keep moving

A customer calls because the tank is low. Another mails a requisition for packed goods with a hazard class attached. Both need to be in your ERP today, at today’s price. Hyperfox captures both, checks them against your product and pricing rules, and routes them straight through.

The phone still runs your order book

In this sector ordering is a conversation, not a form. Volumes, delivery windows and prices get agreed by phone and mail, then someone has to turn that conversation into a clean ERP line, with the right product, the right unit and the right price of the day.

  • Urgent orders arrive by phone, often outside office hours
  • Prices move with indices, so yesterday’s price list is already wrong
  • Units differ per product: litres, kilos, drums, IBCs, bulk
  • Supplier confirmations and invoices rarely match the purchase order exactly
Tanker truck loading at a fuel distribution depot.

Hyperfox automates order intake for companies like these:

T'SASManna FoodsPelican RougeCoeckPharmapuntJomaFormula BathroomsDuplastDistrilogPolySealGoboTheumaHamletRevoganVannesteHansaFlexSapim
AI-native Customer Operations Platform

Everything between your customer and your ERP, on one platform

The mailbox, the phone, the EDI feed, the portal, the rep in the field. Hyperfox reads what arrives, checks it against your own data and books it. Your team only sees what genuinely needs a decision.

Every channel in
AI reads, checks, matches
Straight into your ERP
Customer confirmed
Tailored to

Where do you sit in the chain?

The same operation looks different depending on where you stand. Pick your role and read this story from there.

Today's order at today's price, in your ERP today

Bring a recorded order call and a couple of mail requisitions. We run them through Hyperfox live, units and pricing included.

  • Voice and mail intake in one queue
  • Unit conversion and day pricing applied automatically
  • No migration: it posts into the ERP you already run