Demand context
Separate forecasts, confirmed orders, safety stock, and exceptional project demand.
Purchasing
Replenishment that respects more than a stock threshold.
A low-stock alert is easy. A responsible purchase recommendation needs to know what is already inbound, which demand is firm, which supplier agreement applies, and who may commit the spend.
Discuss your use caseOpen supply
Account for outstanding purchase orders, delayed receipts, and partial deliveries.
Supplier rules
Apply minimum order quantities, lead-time bands, preferred suppliers, and contract pricing.
Approval matrix
Route recommendations by category, amount, legal entity, or exception.
Recommendation record
Show the quantity, assumptions, evidence, and alternative considered.
Controlled creation
Prepare a purchase requisition through a declared action when a pilot is connected.
Illustrative sample · Alder Home Systems
Low stock does not mean buy now.
A sensor falls below its reorder point, but a delayed purchase order is due before confirmed demand consumes the remaining stock.
On hand340 unitsWarehouse
Confirmed demand210 unitsSales orders
Inbound500 unitsOpen purchase order
WRITTEN RULE
Do not create a second order when confirmed inbound supply lands before projected stock-out; alert on supplier delay instead.
OUTCOME
No purchase is prepared. The existing supplier delay is routed to the category buyer.
Start with one decision
Bring the workflow your team knows by heart.
We’ll map the systems, facts, rules, and approval point before discussing a pilot.