Beerantir is a dispatcher-grade decision layer for beverage logistics. Real routes, real loads, a co-pilot that explains the trade-offs — so route planners ship more pallets, with fewer empties, in tighter windows.
Pallets, not parcels. Tight delivery windows at bars and bodegas. Returnable kegs that have to come back. Cold chain. Driver routes that are also relationships. The default tools paper over all of it.
Hover a pallet, the matching stop highlights on the map. Drop a stop, the load re-balances. Pull a slider, the metrics update live. Same surface as the dispatchers already use — minus the spreadsheet.
Beerantir doesn’t replace your TMS. It sits on top — reading orders, returning routes, exposing the trade-offs. Two-week pilot, one truck, real data.
For the first time in fifteen years, I can show a driver why the route is the route. The co-pilot is the part I didn’t know I’d been missing.
No per-API-call surprises, no minimum seats. The dispatcher console is one seat per planner; trucks are billed monthly.
Six-week pilot. One truck. Real routes. We bring the engineer; you bring the manifests. Most pilots see distance savings inside the first ten days.