Wide environmental shot inside a large distribution facility, late afternoon light streaming through bay doors at far right, a single forklift moving through an empty aisle, concrete floor reflecting overhead fluorescents, scale and depth visible
Wide environmental shot inside a large distribution facility, late afternoon light streaming through bay doors at far right, a single forklift moving through an empty aisle, concrete floor reflecting overhead fluorescents, scale and depth visible
— Embedded Advisory

Built for the gap the report leaves behind

Most consultants hand over a deck and leave. Indorma was founded specifically for what happens next — the part where the changes either stick or quietly disappear.

Driver's-eye view from inside a delivery cab at dusk, dashboard visible in foreground, a suburban street with last-mile stops ahead, amber street lighting, windshield framing the route ahead, documentary feel
Driver's-eye view from inside a delivery cab at dusk, dashboard visible in foreground, a suburban street with last-mile stops ahead, amber street lighting, windshield framing the route ahead, documentary feel
/ Why We Exist

The last consultant's changes didn't stick

We started Indorma because we kept seeing the same pattern: a solid external analysis, a reasonable set of recommendations, and an operation that reverted within a quarter.

The problem wasn't the analysis. It was that nobody stayed to work the constraint that actually mattered — the one that only surfaces on Thursday afternoon when your second shift goes live.

We work inside the operation for the duration — not until the presentation, until the process runs differently

Embedded advisory means our advisors share shift schedules, sit in dispatch, and rebuild workflows alongside the people who run them — measuring against real operational KPIs, not slide-deck proxies.

Close-up of a hand-annotated route map pinned to a corkboard in a dispatch office, fluorescent overhead light, printed delivery windows visible, a coffee cup at the edge of frame, operational detail foregrounded
Close-up of a hand-annotated route map pinned to a corkboard in a dispatch office, fluorescent overhead light, printed delivery windows visible, a coffee cup at the edge of frame, operational detail foregrounded
• Proof from the Field

Three rebuilt networks. One standard: measurable improvement

Our advisors have redesigned route density plans, renegotiated driver retention structures, and rebuilt distribution workflows across mid-market and regional operators — from inside, not from a hotel room.