No rip-and-replace. We connect the systems and partners you already work with, then add forecasting, alerts and agents where they pay back.





Inventory ledgers, EDI and costing run on classic, auditable code because one wrong unit ripples downstream. Forecasting models and AI agents handle demand signals, supplier emails and exceptions. Planner dashboards and approval flows ship faster on low-code. You pay for complexity only where it earns its keep.
Our procurement AI work cut RFP evaluation from 28 days to 72 hours for an enterprise IT team (55,000, 12 weeks).

Pricing, supplier terms, forecasts and customer orders stay inside your private cloud perimeter. Nothing trains a public model, and SOC2/GDPR-aligned practices apply from the first prototype onward.
You own the repository, models and integrations. No per-user or per-transaction license stands between you and your supply chain software if you bring it in-house later.
AI agents draft reorders and supplier follow-ups, but anything that commits money or inventory waits for a named person to approve it, and every action is logged.
Start with one warehouse, one supplier group or one product line. The same architecture extends to new sites, partners and channels without a rebuild as volume grows.
$15,000+
One supply chain workflow, such as demand forecasting, inventory alerts or shipment visibility, built and measured on your real data in about two weeks. Best for mid-sized companies testing custom software before buying an enterprise SCM suite.
What's included?
Supply Chain Audit: data flow map with gaps ranked by cost and hours lost
Prototype Build: one working workflow on your real orders, inventory or shipments
Data Connection: read-only link to your ERP, WMS or planning spreadsheets
Findings Report: measured results, risks and the fastest path to production
$45,000+
A production system for your most expensive gap, integrated with your ERP and partners and used daily by planners and buyers. This is the tier most mid-market teams choose once the prototype proves the numbers.
What's included?
Everything in Supply Chain Prototype: hardened for daily use and deployed in your private cloud
Integration: ERP, WMS, EDI and carrier APIs connected through secure middleware
Exception Queue: stockout, delay and supplier alerts routed to an accountable owner
Dashboards: forecast accuracy, fill rate and inventory turns tracked automatically
$75,000+
A multi-module platform spanning planning, inventory, suppliers and logistics, with AI agents that monitor signals, draft decisions and escalate exceptions. Built for multi-site companies replacing a patchwork of spreadsheets and point tools.
What's included?
Everything in Core SCM Platform: extended across sites, suppliers and sales channels
AI Planning Agents: reorder drafts, supplier follow-ups and exception triage with approvals
Visibility Layer: one view of orders, inventory and shipments across all partners
Compliance & Training: SOC2/GDPR-aligned deployment plus onboarding for every team
Most supply chain software companies sell one rigid suite. We build around the ERP, suppliers and carriers you already have.
We choose classic engineering, AI models or low-code orchestration for each component, balancing cost, speed and reliability across your supply chain.
Forecasts and alerts learn from your orders, suppliers and seasonality instead of generic benchmarks that never match your network.
You see one workflow running on your real data within 14 days, before approving the full build or an enterprise license.
Our product lead ran cross-border logistics at AliExpress, so planning trade-offs are discussed in operations terms, not only in code.
Supply chain software projects fail when they are sold as one giant platform rollout. We run them as four short, funded stages, each with a measurable result on your own data before the next one starts.
Step 1
We trace demand, orders, inventory and shipments across your systems and pick the gap where software saves the most money first.
Step 2
That workflow runs on your real data within about 14 days, with forecast accuracy or hours saved measured against today.
Step 3
We connect your ERP, WMS, EDI and carriers, train your team, and run old and new processes in parallel until numbers match.
Step 4
We compare fill rate, inventory turns and hours saved to your baseline, then add planning, supplier or logistics modules next.
Supply chains break at the handoffs: between suppliers and buyers, warehouses and carriers, partners and your ERP. These are the operations where we already run production systems and where custom software pays back fastest.
A founder leads every engagement, and this team has run logistics and data operations at marketplace scale, not only built software for them.



The founding team has built demand forecasting and dynamic inventory across large catalogs, and our engineers average 5–7 years of senior experience.
Our team answers the questions operations leaders ask before investing in supply chain software: what data is enough, where agents help and which numbers to expect.
Bring one recurring headache: stockouts, late supplier confirmations or excess inventory. A solutions architect, not a salesperson, will map where it starts in your data and what fixing it is worth.
One workflow runs on your real data in about 14 days. A production system integrated with your ERP and partners follows in weeks to a few months, depending on integrations, and we commit to a dated plan after the audit. Our published procurement builds took 12 weeks and 3.5 months.
Projects start at $15,000+ for a working prototype. A core supply chain platform starts at $45,000+, and an agentic multi-module build at $75,000+. For reference, our published procurement projects cost $55,000 and $72,000. You own the software, with no per-user or per-transaction fees.
Yes. You own the repository, data model, forecasting models, integrations and documentation outright. No proprietary platform or per-user license holds your supply chain software hostage, so your IT team or another vendor can extend it after launch without starting over.
Everything runs inside your private cloud perimeter under SOC2/GDPR-aligned practices and a signed DPA. Supplier pricing, negotiated terms and customer orders never train public models. Access is role-based and logged, and AI agents act only through approval steps your team controls.
Yes. We build around your current stack instead of replacing it, with API middleware for ERPs such as SAP, NetSuite and QuickBooks, source-to-pay systems such as Coupa and Jaggaer, EDI partners and carrier APIs. If a system has no usable API, we say so during the audit.
We measure forecast accuracy, fill rate, inventory turns, on-time delivery and hours saved against your pre-launch baseline. After handover, you can run the system in-house, keep us for the next module, or call us only when you need changes. There is no mandatory retainer.