Investor & partner materials

PartLogic Ltd — Investor & Partner Pitch Deck

Source: partlogic.co.uk marketing site (home, product, pricing, about, industries).

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PartLogic — inventory, product data, and warehouse ops in sync

  • Tagline: Inventory, product data, and warehouse ops—finally in sync.
  • PartLogic creates a single source of truth that turns messy product data into clean, connected intelligence—without the busywork.
  • Outcomes buyers care about: fewer mis-picks and returns; cleaner product data with GTIN/UPC support; faster onboarding with prebuilt integrations.
  • Platform positioning: Inventory, Product Data & Warehouse Operations Platform — connecting product, inventory, and warehouse operations in one place.
  • UK-focused B2B supply chain software from PartLogic Ltd (partlogic.co.uk).

Speaker note: Open with the hero line; this is the promise every other slide supports.

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The problem — disconnected systems, dirty data, slow ops

  • Dirty product data: inconsistent product information across systems leads to errors and inefficiencies.
  • Inventory inaccuracy: manual processes and disconnected systems create stock discrepancies and delays.
  • Complex integrations: difficult connections between ERP, WMS, and commerce platforms create bottlenecks and maintenance overhead.
  • Most teams spend more time managing their tools than using them.
  • Product-heavy operations suffer from messy item data, fragmented stock records, and weak alignment between engineering, ERP, and warehouse systems.

Speaker note: Frame for ops directors, supply chain leads, and IT — not generic “digital transformation”.

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Our solution — one flexible platform, two powerful products

  • Two powerful solutions, one flexible platform: Warehouse Management System (WMS), Product Information Management (PIM), or both.
  • Each solution operates independently while integrating with existing ERP, inventory, and commerce systems.
  • Connect → Clean → Integrate: link existing data, standardise and deduplicate, then unify visibility across operational systems.
  • Stop fighting your systems; start optimising them with a governed product record and near real-time operational sync.
  • Deploy WMS only, PIM only, or a combined solution with unified workflows and analytics.

Speaker note: Emphasise “land where the pain is” — WMS-led vs PIM-led entry.

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Product pillar — Warehouse Management System (WMS)

  • Complete WMS: receiving, put-away, picking, and cycle counting — standalone or integrated.
  • Smart picking routes and wave management; automated put-away and storage optimisation.
  • Cycle count management and variance reporting; multi-location warehouse support with centralised control.
  • RFID, barcode, and vending machine integration (including Turck Valent RFID and Avery Dennison / Smartrac).
  • ERP integration for goods in/out transaction data and inventory level synchronisation with external systems.

Speaker note: Lead with operational outcomes — pick accuracy, throughput, stock integrity.

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Product pillar — PIM & Product Match AI

  • Product Information Management: centralise and standardise product data across systems and channels.
  • Product Match AI — fix messy product data instantly using advanced natural language processing.
  • Recognise and validate GTIN/UPC against GS1 standards; match vague descriptions; detect duplicates and merge conflicts.
  • Enrich records from a curated product database; support catalogue management, digital assets, lifecycle, and multi-channel publishing.
  • Why it matters: eliminate costly mis-picks; speed supplier/SKU onboarding; improve GS1-compliant channel listings.

Speaker note: Product Match AI is a differentiated wedge — link to /productmatch for depth.

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Product pillar — integrations, analytics & actionable insights

  • System integrations: API-first architecture, pre-built connectors, near real-time sync, webhooks, ERP/WMS/e-commerce connectivity.
  • Works with platforms like: Sage, Access Dimensions, nopCommerce, Zapier — plus SAP, Shopify, and Xero (marked coming soon on site); “50+ more platforms.”
  • Analytics & reporting: near real-time KPIs, inventory analytics, pick efficiency, custom reports, BI export, mobile dashboards.
  • PartLogic doesn’t just show data — it surfaces actionable insights (low stock alerts, dead stock, supplier lead-time drift, storage optimisation, returns patterns, stock reconciliation, sustainability signals).
  • Flexible deployment: WMS only · PIM only · Combined (recommended for full operational control).

Speaker note: Zapier + docs (/docs/zapier) support no-code automation narrative.

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How it works — three steps to a governed product core

  1. Connect — guided import from Excel/CSV or image uploads; repeatable refresh via re-import; supplier PDFs and product images as evidence.
  2. Clean — GS1 barcode validation and codification; duplicate detection; data enrichment via Product Match AI.
  3. Integrate — single source of truth for connected systems; automated cross-system updates; decision-making driven by high-quality data.
  • No complex migrations or lengthy implementations required — get started in three simple steps.
  • Optional add-on modules extend receiving, shipping, repairs, RFQ, marketplace, and inventory reconciliation (see pricing page).

Speaker note: This is the implementation story for buyers worried about “another 12-month ERP project.”

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Who we serve — industries & ideal customer profile

  • Built for product-heavy operations managing messy item data, disconnected systems, and fragmented stock across sectors.
  • Manufacturing & MRO — standardise parts, spares, consumables, and supplier references across sites.
  • Retail & E-commerce — clean data; connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Sage, Xero, spreadsheets, and fulfilment workflows.
  • Healthcare & Public Sector — codification, inventory visibility, waste reduction, GS1/GTIN where available.
  • Construction & Building Products — supplier catalogues, identifiers, carbon/EPD-style data readiness.
  • Wholesale & Distribution and Food & FMCG — duplicate SKU risk, catalogue quality, multi-site consistency, supplier onboarding.

Speaker note: ICP = mid-market operators with SKU complexity and 2+ systems that don’t agree on product identity.

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Trust — security, compliance & platform surface area

  • GDPR compliant — full compliance with EU data protection regulations.
  • End-to-end encryption — data encrypted in transit and at rest.
  • Product surface (from site nav): Platform overview · WMS · PIM · ProductMatch · Integrations · Zapier connector · GTIN Check API (coming soon) · Industries hub · Developer docs (/docs).
  • Values: Customer Success · Data Quality · Innovation · Collaboration.
  • Mission: Simplify supply chain operations through intelligent software that connects product data, inventory, and warehouse management.

Speaker note: Enterprise buyers will ask about SOC2/ISO — confirm roadmap if asked; not claimed on site today.

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Pricing — simple, transparent, scale as you grow

TierPricePartsUsersAI callsSites & devices
Free Trial£0501501 site, 1 device
Starter (most popular)£30/month50015001 site, 1 device
Growth£90/month3,00033,0003 sites, 15 devices
ScaleRequestUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
  • Free trial: no credit card required; core WMS + core PIM, standard integrations, email support, basic reporting, mobile app, API access.
  • Growth adds: advanced analytics, custom/advanced integrations, priority support, SSO, advanced WMS/PIM, custom workflows.
  • Scale adds: dedicated account manager, on-premise option, custom development, SLAs, 24/7 phone support — contact sales.
  • Plans upgrade/downgrade anytime (prorated); Direct Debit standard; cards and bank transfer for Scale. No setup fees on Starter/Growth.

Speaker note: Trial length — see Appendix; site copy conflicts between 7 and 14 days.

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Expansion revenue — additional modules

  • Modules available on any plan (contact to add; prorated):
  • Repairs — repair workflows, parts inventory, service history
  • RFQ — procurement and supplier communication
  • Marketplace / E-Commerce — extended sales channels
  • Auto Goods-In — automated receiving, barcode scanning, quality checks
  • Auto Goods-Out — automated picking/shipping, intelligent routing
  • Inventory Solution System Reconciliation — de-sync reports between on-site inventory solutions and PartLogic WMS
  • GTIN Check API (coming soon) — paid ad-hoc GTIN/barcode lookups via GS1’s official GTIN Check service for ERP/PIM/WMS workflows.

Speaker note: Modules are the land-and-expand motion after core WMS/PIM.

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Traction & social proof — honest status

  • Customer logos / revenue / user counts: TBD — contact PartLogic for references (hello@partlogic.co.uk).
  • Site messaging: companies are registering for early access; social proof section on homepage is not currently published.
  • Product maturity signals from site: live portal registration, published pricing, integration docs (Zapier, Sage, Google Sheets, portal API key), and industry-specific landing pages.
  • Illustrative value (product page marketing): 10+ insight categories; 24/7 monitoring positioning; “£50K+ average annual savings” cited on product analytics section — treat as marketing claim, not audited metric, unless validated internally.

Speaker note: Do not invent traction; offer pilot or reference calls instead.

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Team — supply chain operators + engineers

NameRole
Toby BridgesCEO & Co-founder — supply chain leadership; warehouse transformation through software
Simon CopelandCTO & Co-founder — scalable platforms; WMS and product data systems
Daniel CliffCIO & Co-founder — enterprise integrations; data quality and operational excellence
Alistair McleodChief Operating Officer (COO) — supply chain optimisation and warehouse efficiency
  • Founded by supply chain professionals and engineers who experienced disconnected systems firsthand.
  • Story: built to empower businesses to optimise supply chain operations, reduce costs, and deliver exceptional customer experiences through intelligent, connected software.

Speaker note: LinkedIn profiles linked from /about for diligence.

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Roadmap & ask — where we’re headed

Product roadmap (from public site — not a committed delivery schedule):

  • Expand integration coverage (SAP, Shopify, Xero marked coming soon; 50+ platform narrative).
  • Ship GTIN Check API for GS1-authoritative ad-hoc validation in customer workflows.
  • Deepen Product Match AI and governed publishing for multi-channel commerce.
  • Grow industry playbooks (manufacturing, retail, healthcare, construction) and optional ops modules (Auto Goods-In/Out, reconciliation, marketplace).

The ask (customise per audience):

  • Investors: TBD — round size, use of funds, and milestones (fill before investor meetings).
  • Partners: integration, reseller, or implementation partnerships — Contact.
  • Customers: 14-day free trial positioning on pricing FAQ/benefits (see Appendix for copy alignment) · Starter £30/month · Growth £90/month · Scale via sales.

Speaker note: Replace TBD blocks with your actual raise/partnership thesis before sending externally.

Appendix

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Appendix — website copy discrepancies (for internal alignment)

The deck uses pricing page limits and £ amounts as canonical. The following conflicts exist in src/app/pricing/page.tsx and related pages — worth fixing in code before external materials go wide:

TopicLocationValues found
Free trial durationFree Trial tier description“7 days” vs “14-day free trial” in features + FAQ + Benefits (benefits also say “limited access for two weeks”)
Free trial access levelFAQ vs Benefits section“full access to all features” vs “Limited access to features for two weeks”
Homepage benefit statsproblem-solution.tsx“Reduce data errors by 85%”, “Improve pick accuracy by 30%” — not repeated on pricing/product as guarantees
Product analytics bandproduct/page.tsx“£50K+ Average Annual Savings” — illustrative marketing, not pricing-tier specific
Pricing teaser vs pricing pagepricing-teaser.tsxHighlights “Basic PIM features”; pricing matrix says “Core PIM features” for Starter
  • Deck convention: limits table = pricing matrix rows; trial = 14 days per FAQ/benefits (flag 7-day tier description to product/marketing).
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  5. Figures: Replace traction TBDs before investor send; align trial copy on the live site first so deck and website match.

Last updated from website repo content. Review pricing and trial copy whenever src/app/pricing/page.tsx changes.

Next step

Start a trial, book a demo, or contact the team for references and partnership discussions.