TPK Triumph
Modernized a rail-logistics operator’s KASKAD ERP and gave a referral-only business its first real B2B web presence, with site leads captured straight into the ERP.
Web presence
ERP stack
Delivery model
Where the client was stuck
TPK Triumph ran a real B2B rail-freight operation entirely off personal-network leads with no web presence, while large industrial counterparties require a website for accreditation. Inbound was chaotic (a single director’s vacation produced 78 missed calls all funneling to the CEO), and the legacy ERP automation was brittle and hitting performance limits on an outdated Oracle application-server stack.
What we built
We built a custom Dislocation Module on the KASKAD ERP to manage railcars with embedded logistics and financial sub-modules, migrated the application stack onto Oracle Enterprise Linux for scalability, and re-architected the system into modular components. In parallel we delivered a Next.js B2B site with a rail-freight lead-qualification form wired directly into KASKAD, and embedded a dedicated backend developer as the single-point operator on the account.