Your supply chain just hired a manager.

Supply Chain Manager exists to answer one question distributors ask every morning without a good tool for it: "what do I need to order today, and why?" Instead of a planner building a pivot table from three disconnected spreadsheets, it reads inventory, supplier lead times, and purchase-order history across every warehouse and turns that into a daily health score and time-phased reorder, expedite, and transfer recommendations.

We'd rather be plain about what the product does and doesn't do yet than oversell it — the same engine that shows a stockout projection is the one that decides when to raise an alert, so the chart and the recommendation can't disagree with each other.