Adaptive Supply Chain Platform
Every number can show its working.
A decision layer over the systems you already run — carrying the formula, the inputs and the as-of date on every figure it produces.
Your business already has the data. Now make it answerable.
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Capability 01
Inventory health and classification
ABC and XYZ classification, obsolescence and exposure, and a stocking policy — safety stock, reorder point, maximum level — drafted and independently approved.
Replenishment signals measured against what is actually on hand.
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Capability 02
Demand planning that admits what it cannot know
Scenarios and actuals against a seasonal-naive baseline, overrides that require a written rationale, and a draft-to-published lifecycle with separation of duties.
Accuracy tracked as MAE, WAPE and bias — not a single flattering number.
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Capability 03
Supply planning with the arithmetic on show
Time-phased netting of published demand against on-hand stock, approved safety stock and recorded open supply, rounded to order minimums and backward-dated over the receiving calendar.
Into a buyer worklist a second person approved.
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Capability 04
Supplier performance you can defend in the room
Scorecards built from receipts matched to purchase orders: on-time delivery, fill rate, actual-versus-agreed lead time and its variability, certificate compliance.
Graded under a weighting that was independently approved.
ONE PLATFORM. EVERY NUMBER ACCOUNTABLE.
Properties, not averages
Numbers we can point at the source of.
These are facts about the platform, checkable in the repository. Customer outcomes depend on the customer, so we do not publish an average and call it a promise.
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Tables under forced row-level security
Isolation enforced by the database, not by remembering a clause.
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Third-party runtime dependencies
Nothing in the request path that we did not write and cannot audit.
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Accessibility findings, every route, two viewports
Measured in a real browser, automatically — not a screen-reader test. Evidence versioned.
What it does not do
Stated here rather than discovered in month three of an implementation.
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It is not your system of record
ASCP reads from your ERP, WMS and procurement systems and does not replace them. Writing back is possible, and off until somebody approves the scope.
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No EDI transports
Integration is over REST, pull and push. AS2, X12 and EDIFACT are a deliberate non-goal, not a roadmap item.
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Single-level supply planning
Netting is single-level: no BOM explosion, no dependent demand, no pegging, no capacity check.
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No supplier network
There is no marketplace and no supplier portal. A network is business development and years, and no amount of software substitutes for it.