Network
Several sites, one exception spine.
Included
- Unlimited seats
- Unlimited sites
- Named CSM
- Everything in Command
- Cross-site policy
- Custom adapter window each quarter
- Audit pack for external reviewers
The operations layer for teams who still run the night shift.
Exception-first operational software for companies whose real work happens between the official systems.
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Floor · Mira Adel
Manifest 88 missing seal
Dispatch · Ken Ito
Invoice hold · Vellum
Finance · Sera Novak
Northframe is an operations product for mid-market teams that already have a system of record — and still keep a spreadsheet for the moments that system goes quiet. It owns exceptions, approvals, assignment, and the morning close. It does not pretend to replace the TMS, ERP, or CRM. It sits between them so the people on the floor have one place that matches how work actually happens after hours.
Exception queues with owners, states, and reopen reasons
Approval paths written as they exist on the floor
Morning digest for finance and leads
Adapters into existing TMS, ERP, and messaging tools
Audit trail designed for people who were not in the room overnight
Each layer has a job. The product does not hide the boundary between interface, policy, and the systems you already run.
Queues, assignment, and close actions for the people running the floor.
Who can reopen, who can approve, and what must be written down.
Read and write to the systems you already operate — not a rip-and-replace.
Not this
Stack
Mock commercial terms for the catalog. You purchase software you operate — not a hosted processor or a seat we quietly run for you.
Several sites, one exception spine.
Included
Night lead, finance, and dispatch on one record.
Included
A single desk that still works after midnight.
Included
| What you get | Network$5,800 | Most chosenCommand$2,400 | Floor$890 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-site policy | Included | Included | — |
| Custom adapter window each quarter | Included | Included | — |
| Audit pack for external reviewers | Included | Included | — |
| Approval paths as they exist on the floor | — | Included | — |
| Three adapters | — | Included | — |
| SSO and role mapping | — | Included | — |
| Finance close export | — | Included | — |
| Exception queues with owners and states | — | — | Included |
| Reopen reasons that survive audit | — | — | Included |
| One TMS or ERP adapter | — | — | Included |
| Email morning digest | — | — | Included |
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