Replenish

Order proposals validated by your planner and sent to your ERP

No more Excel, no more retyping in Sage

IRIS computes the need per store from the forecast, the stock, the transit stock and the supplier lead time. The planner validates, and the purchase order is created in your ERP with the IRIS reference.

Who uses it
  • Purchasing manager
  • Demand planner
  • Store manager

What is inside

01

Order proposals per store

Coverage, safety stock, supplier lead time, case pack, min / max. Stock in transit already deducted.

02

Validation with thresholds

Orders below your thresholds go automatically; others wait for approval. Roles decide who validates what.

03

Created in your ERP

Purchase orders are written into Sage, Odoo, Dynamics 365, SAP or NetSuite with the IRIS reference. Statuses come back.

04

Stock projection

See projected stock per SKU and store for the next weeks, with the effect of each proposal.

05

Inter-store transfers

When one store has too much and another will run out, IRIS proposes a transfer before a new order.

06

Order history and tracking

Every proposal, validation, transmission and status change is kept with who did what and when.

The module, screen by screen

01

Order validation

Proposals grouped by store and supplier, with quantity, value, coverage after order and the reason. Approve or reject line by line or in bulk.

  • Totals per store, supplier and network

  • Approval thresholds by category and value

  • Export to Excel before validation if needed

Order validation
02

Twelve-month replenishment projection

The projected purchases per month, with total SKUs, total stock value and the number of auto-orders. Purchasing sees the budget effect of the rules before the season.

  • Monthly projection per brand or category

  • Auto-order share and manual share

  • Value projected from cost prices in the ERP

Twelve-month replenishment projection
03

Parameters per SKU and store

Minimum and maximum stock, safety stock, reorder point and lead time per reference, editable in the grid or uploaded from Excel. Item status drives whether a reference is replenished at all.

  • Min / max, safety stock, reorder point per SKU

  • Lifecycle status: mature, growth, end of life

  • Bulk upload from Excel

Parameters per SKU and store
04

Automatic ordering rules

Rules decide which proposals are approved without a human: by category, value, supplier or store. The approval dashboard shows the auto-approval rate and the last runs.

  • Rules by category, supplier, store or value

  • Auto-approval rate monitored

  • Full log of automatic runs

Automatic ordering rules

Key benefits

  • Orders in minutes

    Proposals arrive computed; the planner validates instead of rebuilding them in Excel.

  • Nothing retyped

    Approved orders are created in the ERP with the IRIS reference and the status comes back.

  • Right quantity per store

    Coverage, safety stock, lead time, case pack and minimums applied to every line.

  • Transit stock counted

    Goods already on the way are deducted, so stores are not ordered twice.

  • Transfers before purchases

    Excess in one store covers demand in another before a new supplier order.

  • Full audit trail

    Every proposal, validation, transmission and status change is kept.

What it changes

60 to 80 %

less planning time

93 %

of orders auto-approved on the pilot

0

orders retyped by hand

How it works

  1. The need is computed per store from forecast, stock, transit and lead time.

  2. The planner validates or the thresholds approve automatically.

  3. The purchase order is created in the ERP and its status returns to IRIS.

Connected to your ERP

Two directions with your ERP

Items, stock, transit stock, sales and suppliers come in. Approved purchase orders and transfer orders go out with the IRIS reference. Failed transmissions are retried and alerted; any order can be resent from the order screen.

Integrations

Two directions with your ERP

Implementation

Implementation

The same plan on every project. Your team spends a few hours a week; IRISYS does the rest.

  1. Week 1

    Connect and check

    ERP connector or CSV / SFTP export. Item master, stock by warehouse, sales history, open purchase orders. Data quality report.

  2. Week 2

    Calibrate

    Models trained on 12 to 24 months of history. Accuracy reviewed by category with the planner. Rules set: safety stock, service-level targets, case packs.

  3. Week 3

    Run in parallel

    IRIS proposals compared every morning with the current process. Differences explained; rules and events added.

  4. Week 4

    Go live

    Proposals validated in IRIS and created in the ERP. Thresholds opened category by category. On-site or remote training.

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