How it works

Import your spreadsheets, and every morning Supply Chain Manager reviews inventory, suppliers and purchase orders across every warehouse and lists the decisions that need you.

Works alongside your existing ERP. Live in an afternoon.

Day one on the job

No rip-and-replace. No months of consulting. Simply import your operational files and get immediate visibility.

1

Connect your data

Import products, POs, and transactions from CSV, Excel, or direct ERP export.

2

Map facilities and suppliers

Define where stock lives and who supplies each SKU with their actual lead times.

3

Review calculated stock ranges

Safety stock and reorder points are computed automatically from real demand velocity.

4

Act on prioritized decisions

Every morning, see exactly which SKUs, suppliers, and shipments require an order or adjustment.

Your supply chain, reviewed every morning.

Four questions it answers before you sit down — each pulled straight from your own data.

What needs attention

SKU-1015 at NDC has 3 days until stockout — already below its reorder point.

What to buy

Order 150 units of SKU-1015 from Orion Electronics (SUP-004) — about $1,230, enough to cover its 12-day lead time.

What's delayed

2 open purchase orders from Orion Electronics (SUP-004) are overdue — trailing OTIF has fallen to 0%.

Where cash is trapped

SKU-1001 at NDC is holding 1,000 units against a healthy target near 380 — about $7,770 sitting in excess inventory.