Customer Success
How circular economy operators run on Loop ERP, told with their own teams.

April 2, 2026
Sortera Technologies was scaling fast, but their systems weren't keeping up. Running scrap operations across ScrapIT, Excel, and NetSuite meant manual data entry, 24-hour inventory lag, and daily reconciliation. Here's how they replaced all of it with one system built natively inside NetSuite.
Most Loop ERP customers started with scale tickets, inventory, dispatch, and finance spread across tools that didn't talk to each other: spreadsheets, scale software, a dispatch app, and QuickBooks or NetSuite, with manual reconciliation at the end of every day.
Each story walks through what that looked like before, what changed during rollout, and how the operation runs now. Every one is written with the customer's operations team and reviewed for accuracy.
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The specifics vary by operation, but the patterns hold: less manual reconciliation, faster financial visibility, fewer errors from data moving between systems, and real-time inventory. The size of the impact depends on how fragmented your current setup is.
Most customers see time savings in their first month as manual data entry goes away. Financial visibility improves once the first full close happens on Loop ERP. Longer-term gains, such as better pricing decisions and lower inventory carrying costs, tend to build over the first six to twelve months.