Purchasing and supply
Late suppliers, missing dates, material shortages, and follow-ups.
JBH Flow helps companies that make, move, or deliver physical products spend less time chasing updates, checking files, and fixing avoidable mistakes.

Founder and operator
Toronto, Ontario
I am Joseph Bozzo-Horwich, founder of JBH Flow. Before starting the company full time, I worked in an operating leadership role at a furniture manufacturer.
I worked across purchasing, production schedules, deliveries, finance, and reporting. I saw how much time teams lose when important details are spread across emails, spreadsheets, PDFs, and business software.
Now I help businesses turn one repeated problem into a simple working system. You work directly with me from the first call through testing.
The goal is simple: give your team a clear view of what needs attention and make the next step easier.
Different teams used different tools, but the problem was the same: people had to search for information, check it by hand, and find the right person to act.
Late suppliers, missing dates, material shortages, and follow-ups.
Schedule checks, missing requirements, and problems caught before work is released.
What shipped, what is still missing, and what customers need to know.
Invoices, receipts, deductions, and reports that do not match.
We work with the business software, inboxes, spreadsheets, and files your team already uses.
The first version reads and checks information before it is allowed to update anything.
Pricing, purchases, releases, customer promises, and financial actions stay with your team.
Your data, accounts, rules, files, and login details stay under your control.
These examples come from work Joseph completed inside a furniture manufacturer before starting JBH Flow. Company details are hidden, and no outside company checked the results. They show the type of work he has done, not a promise of the same result for every business.
See the examples and important notesThe problem happens every week or every month.
One person is responsible for the result.
The information exists, even if it is spread across different places.
Your team can review the first version before it changes anything.