Manage your supplier supplies

Every day, the procurement team places orders with suppliers. These commands must respect constraints. The constraints are varied: respect for free and optimization of quantitative scales, product batches, mixtures, anticipation of storage and reception capacities, respect and monitoring of supplier commitments… and this in a context of fluctuating and seasonal demand. These orders must also be optimized in terms of purchase price. Breakages and overstocks must also be avoided. Finally, they must follow the actual deadlines of suppliers and restart them in the event of delay to ensure proper receipt of orders.

AZAP helps you manage your supplier supply plan

AZAP facilitates the work of your teams, prepares an optimized supply plan. It lists priority tasks and alerts in a roadmap: orders of the day, supplier delays, potential shortages, stocks at risk, etc.
AZAP also adapts to the organization of your procurement department, whether your suppliers are specialized by supplier or they draw from a pool of shared orders.

Take into account all of your supply constraints

To develop the supply plan, AZAP respects all the constraints expressed: economic batches to the product or to the family, free from the supplier, economic conditions supplier supply. It goes even further and automatically chooses the best lots and scale brackets. AZAP integrates deadlines, schedules, schedules, top supplier schedules, as well as supplier contracts and commitments.

Manage your flows and stocks

AZAP automatically uses your sales history to classify your products, size your stocks and plan your supplies. It calculates inventory policies by integrating the target service rate, product classification and supplier lead times to deal with forecast uncertainties. AZAP alerts you to dormant stocks, overstocks, DLC / DLUO …

Thanks to the medium-term supply plan, you size your storage and reception capacities, you project your stocks in quantity and value.

Optimize your purchase prices

AZAP uses all the data from the price schedules to buy from the best supplier, at the best price in compliance with negotiated multi-supplier contracts: speculation in the event of a purchase promotion, minimum purchase before a price drop, exploitation of current exemptions …