Solutions
Inventory & Procurement
See stock risk early and coordinate a response with suppliers.
Operational brief / Inventory & Procurement
Stock is only useful in context: location, reservations, incoming supply, and the orders that need it. We connect those records to make shortage risk visible.
Procurement teams can use the same context to manage requests, approvals, delivery dates, supplier follow-up, and replenishment.
Connected sources
ERP / WMS / supplier updates / purchasing tools
Working record
An item view linking stock, reservations, supply, and demand.
Human decision
A buyer or planner approves the sourcing response.
01Availability and reserved stock
02Purchase requests and approvals
03Supplier delivery status
04Shortage and replenishment workflows
Why Inventory & Procurement
Availability is a promise that depends on context.
A stock number means little without reservations, incoming supply, location, and demand. Give procurement and planning a shared view of shortage risk and the choices available to them.
Operational view / Inventory & Procurement
See the shortage before it reaches the order.
Connect what is on hand, what is due in, and what has already been promised.
04connected workflow stages in this example
How the work connects
From first signal to completed work.
The stages below show a possible application flow. The precise workflow is designed around each client's people and systems.
01
Model availability
Bring on-hand stock, reservations, locations, and inbound supply into one view.
02
Detect exposure
Find demand that exceeds available or reliably incoming stock.
03
Coordinate sourcing
Review supplier dates, purchase requests, approval paths, and substitute options.
04
Update the plan
Record the approved replenishment decision and notify affected teams.
Illustrative workflow / Inventory & Procurement
One change. A connected response.
01 / Signal
A supplier moves a replenishment date.
02 / Connected context
A customer order is reserved against the incoming quantity.
03 / Decision
Procurement checks another supplier and available stock at a second site.
04 / Response
The approved purchase or transfer plan updates the order's expected availability.
Example for illustration. This is not a deployed client workflow or measured result.