Hexline. The fastener ERP feature set, on NetSuite.
For $10M to $300M fastener and industrial component distributors: quick order by customer part number, a quote workbench, blanket orders and releases, certificate holds, VMI routes, EDI and GS1 labels, plus a tariff engine that recovers Section 232 surcharges and allocates landed cost to each lot.
Built around the quote, the cert and the route.
Quick order & cross-references
Paste the customer's part numbers and they resolve to your SKUs, with minimums and multiples enforced and a change log on every cross-reference.
Quotes & blanket orders
A quote workbench with quote aging, and a blanket-orders board for pulling releases in or pushing them out.
Tariff & landed cost
Section 232 surcharges as a separate line or built into the price, container freight and duty allocated to each lot, and a report of tariffs recovered versus paid, with what-if.
Certs & quality holds
Mill test reports and certificates of conformance on each lot, and shipments held until the documents are on file.
VMI routes
Route planning, bin scans through the VMI API, demand-driven reorder points, and consignment usage billed as native transfers and invoices.
EDI & labels
Inbound 850, 830 and 840 and outbound 855, 856 and 810 through your EDI provider, plus GS1-128 and customer-specific ZPL labels.
From the quote desk to the VMI route.
Grow by acquisition without another migration.
- Fastener-only ERPs stop at one entity.OneWorld handles the next acquisition, the next entity and the web store; Hexline keeps the fastener logic on top.
- Native records, native traceability.Lots, certificates, releases and VMI billing are NetSuite records, so audits and quality reporting run on standard tools.
- Built to connect.Your EDI provider keeps the X12 envelope and transport while Hexline maps documents to native transactions; RFQs and VMI scans arrive through APIs.
See Hexline on a real RFQ.
We'll walk your inside sales and purchasing team through Badger Fastener Supply, our demo distributor: a pasted part-number order, a quote, a container landing with Section 232 duty, and the surcharge on the invoice.