e-SCM supports businesses in monitoring their supply chain, from managing supplier orders to overseeing shipments. Version 15 enhances several platform features to facilitate operational tracking and simplify certain management steps.
Presented at the e-SCM Connect User Club on October 9, 2026, these new features are based on user feedback and discussions with the product teams. They are part of a continuous improvement approach, with functional and ergonomic enhancements designed to meet the operational needs of businesses.
Summary :
Several improvements facilitate access to information and navigation within the platform.
Version 15 allows you to define tolerance thresholds to automate the validation of certain change requests. The rules can therefore take into account the nature of the modification and the parameters defined for each supplier, entity, or division.
Thresholds can be expressed as absolute values, for example, a two-day delay or a three-euro difference, or as a percentage. When a request meets the defined limits, it is automatically approved. Other requests remain subject to review by the teams.
e-SCM is evolving its follow-up system to allow for better targeting of expected actions and relevant stakeholders.
The parameters can be defined according to several criteria:
The messages specify the elements involved and allow you to find the relevant information in e-SCM
The freight forwarder tendering functionality also benefits from several improvements.
It allows you to contact eligible freight forwarders for a shipment, specify the information required, and set a response deadline. The quotes received can then be compared using a decision-making tool.
Version 15 brings ergonomic improvements and new possibilities to this feature. Once the freight forwarder is selected, this choice is reflected in the various screens of the platform.
The new version introduces an artificial intelligence-based feature to extract data from packing lists transmitted by suppliers and integrate it into e-SCM.
It can identify information relating to packages, models, sizes, quantities and weights, including when some data is presented differently than expected in the database.
The extracted data and any detected errors are then presented to the user. Consistency checks verify the information before it is integrated.
This feature aims to limit manual re-entry and facilitate the processing of packing lists.
MyTower is a French Supply Chain software publisher. Together with TDI, Winddle, and Belharra e-SCM, it brings together complementary expertise covering all Supply Chain execution processes, from supplier collaboration to last-mile delivery, including transport management, customs operations, and compliance.
With over 300 employees, a presence in France, and operational subsidiaries in Italy, Spain, and Morocco, MyTower aims to build a leading European player in Supply Chain Management by combining industry expertise with technological excellence.
