FollowNet One: Control Tower Platform

Excel breaks at scale. When volume passes a few hundred processes a month, each typo becomes a domino effect. When you have multiple plants and different analysts — each with their own version of the spreadsheet — nobody knows which is the truth anymore.

No traceability, no automatic alerts, no integration with carriers and portals — just frozen snapshots of the past. FollowNet One replaces that chaos with a single source of truth, updated in real time.

You can try. But Foreign Trade involves +1,150 data points distributed across dozens of government portals (Siscomex, Mercante, CCT, DUE, DI, DUIMP, LI, LPCO, Trânsito Aduaneiro), integration with leading global shipping lines and airlines (each with its own tracking standard) — all with frequent layout and business rule changes.

Keeping +78 automation bots in production requires a dedicated team, with on-call rotation for failures and constant updates. e.Mix has been doing this for 28 years.

Yes. We integrate with SAP, Oracle, TOTVS Protheus, OSGT (Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global Trade), customs broker systems and proprietary systems.

Integration is scoped to the scenario — via API (JWT Token), XML webservice, FTP/SFTP or XLSX spreadsheets. You don't need to replace anything you already have: FollowNet One complements the ERP, doesn't replace it.

Yes. Access control is configured per CNPJ, plant, module, process, user, IP, day of week and time. Each person sees only what they need for their role.

Manufacturers with multiple plants and foreign trade operations manage everything on the same control tower, with dashboards segmented by unit, supplier, agent or criticality.

Yes. FollowNet One tracks by part number, SKU, invoice line item or purchase order line item. You know exactly where each critical part is — at supplier, in transit, at terminal, in customs — with estimated time of arrival at the plant.

Automotive, electronics and industrial sectors operate this way: the planning team queries by part number and gets real-time position, without needing to email Foreign Trade, the forwarder or the broker.

This is the most common objection in companies that have operated with Excel for a long time. Implementation includes three-tier certification (User, Administrator, Key User) with active material and follow-up.

We don't change the way your team works — we automate what's manual. First alerts begin within 30 days; in 60 days dashboards are calibrated; in 90 days the team itself configures new rules without depending on e.Mix.

Brazil's leading freight forwarders already use FollowNet daily — Asia Shipping, CEVA, Craft, Crane Worldwide, Dachser, DB Schenker, Delphi, DSV, GEODIS, GNH, Ivezoon, Kuehne+Nagel and LOX, among others.

For those who don't yet, you can configure access according to your process needs: they see and edit only what matters for the operation shared with you.

Every implementation starts with a free mapping of your current scenario (AS IS) and design of the future scenario (TO BE), led by consultants certified in Lean Six Sigma (Yellow, Green and Black Belt), PDCA and PMP. You approve the design before any configuration — and see the expected savings for each scenario.

After that, we follow the operation until it stabilizes: first alerts within 30 days, calibrated dashboards within 60, full cycle within 90. Savings are measured and reported monthly by the Customer Success team.