For wholesale distributors
Every product you stock has a right quantity. Your ERP is guessing it.
Every product gets the order size that fits it, not one flat rule for everything. Narada looks at your real sales and how long each supplier actually takes to deliver. It recomputes every night and drafts the purchase orders. You approve them.
| Branch | On hand | Reorder point | Recommended |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Below reorder point | 0 | 57 | 73$5,214 |
| Central Below reorder point | 0 | 39 | 49$3,500 |
| West Covered, 64 days | 48 | 21 | 0 |
How much did your ERP's guessing cost you last year?
Not a guess this time. We replay your own past year through the same engine that would write your orders, against what you actually did.
Your ERP keeps the data. We just show you what its rule missed. Free, no credit card.
Dynamic reorder points. Dynamic safety stock. A service level per product, not one for the whole catalogue.
Five calculations, for every product at every branch. This is what Planner adds on top of Analyst, and it is the part a spreadsheet cannot do at three thousand products. The forecast retrains weekly. The buying decision is recomputed from it when you open the book, against current stock. Every step prints its working, so your buyer can argue with it.
Forecast by the shape of the demand
Smooth, intermittent, lumpy and erratic products get different models. Slow-moving and lumpy products get several specialist models competing on a backtest of your own history, retrained weekly. Steadier ones are tested against a plain recent average, and the model only drives buying where it wins. Weeks when a product was out of stock are marked as understated. Running out once does not teach the system to order less next time.
Lead time as delivered, not as promised
Measured from the dates each supplier actually delivered. A supplier who promises 10 days and takes 14 gets planned at 14, and the reorder point moves the day that changes.
A service level the margin can afford
The margin you lose on a unit you could not sell, against the cost of holding one spare. The ratio is the service level worth paying for. It is different for a fast, fat-margin line and a slow, thin one, and it is printed on every row.
Reorder point, safety stock, quantity
Recomputed from steps 1 to 3 when you open the order book, against current stock. Then pack sizes, supplier minimums, free-freight thresholds, and whether another branch can send the stock instead of buying it.
Purchase orders, in your ERP's format
Drafted per supplier, as a file your ERP imports or a PDF from your own address. Nothing is sent without your click, and Narada never writes into your ERP.
Quantities sized to demand and delivered lead time stop the slow lines piling up. That cash returns once, as the stock sells down, and stays out.
Safety stock sized to how much each product's demand and deliveries actually swing. Lost sales stop being a cost that never shows up in a report.
Every forecast carries a range, and that range is scored against what actually arrived. You can see how well it has been doing before you lean on it.
The order book still goes through a person. Narada marks every line where the recommended quantity differs from what you usually order for that product, so the buyer's attention goes only where the two disagree.
97 checks while the building is empty. A briefing, priced, before you arrive.
This is Analyst, and it ships in every plan. Every finding carries a dollar figure and a deadline. Findings that share a cause are linked, and the assistant investigates the ones worth a memo overnight.
Runs first. Negative stock, duplicate products, costs that contradict invoices.
Dead, slow, over, expiring, or about to run out.
Seasonality, ABC and XYZ class, margin erosion, suppliers drifting late.
Anomalies, lifecycle shifts, customers quietly leaving, sales lost without a record.
How findings are linked, priced and narrated into one morning read.
The audit your ERP cannot run on itself. What its reorder rules cost per year.
Below reorder point · 106 SKUs · Central DC
$233,863DRY-017 Central DC: 0 units left, below the 142 this item should reorder at. It sells 8.58 a day and takes 14 days to arrive; shortage $11,311 This is the steepest of 106 affected items. See the full list below for the rest.
The root cause shared by the Buttermilk Fresh cross-branch imbalance and the Twilight Cookies Value Pack MOQ cash trap is excess inventory at one or more locations that traps working capital without serving demand. In both cases, inventory is misaligned with actual sales velocity, one product is overstocked at a single branch while another is over-purchased due to supplier minimums. The single action that addresses both findings together is to rebalance inventory allocation: transfer the excess Buttermilk Fresh stock from the overstocked branch to the shortage location, and for Twilight Cookies, coordinate purchases with the supplier to reduce or split the MOQ obligation so that order quantities align with the product's actual 2.64 units per day demand rate.
One export to start. Nothing installed. Nothing written back.
Your ERP stays the system of record. Narada is the analyst reading a copy of it, every night.
You export once
A ZIP, CSV or Excel export of sales, stock, products and purchase orders. Most ERPs can email it nightly on a schedule; Odoo connects with a read-only key. If yours cannot schedule an export, we set that automation up for you, at no charge.
Narada reads it
Every night. Read-only, always. Your tenant is isolated at the database level, your data never trains a model for anyone else, and you can take a full export or have it all deleted on request.
Orders come back as a file
Purchase orders export in the column layout your ERP imports, or go to the supplier as a PDF from your own address. If your import needs a custom layout, we build it, at no charge. So can the import itself, so the file lands where your ERP already looks for it. About ten minutes of your time, once.
Any ERP that can export a spreadsheet. Any stock that sits on a shelf.
Narada reads a copy of your data. It does not connect into your system, so the make and version of your ERP stop mattering.
Is it worth it for a business your size? Do the arithmetic here.
Three figures about your business. Every result prints its formula and says whether the rate is cited, yours, or a reference. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Want to know what Narada would have returned on your business this past year? Not a guess. The free diagnostic replays your own past year through the engine itself, not another assumption-based calculator.
Add what you know about your operation
At this size the arithmetic favours Planner. If you would rather prove it first, Analyst finds and prices every one of these problems for $500 a month. The free diagnostic then shows you, on your own data, whether the buying engine is where the money is.
The catch, said plainly: this only holds if the stock you stop holding is the wrong stock. Cut evenly and you run out. Finding which products are the wrong ones is the whole job – and everything above is arithmetic on published rates, not a backtest. The diagnostic below runs the real one, on your own data.
Their defaults: 10% of stock cut, 17% holding cost, 5% of sales lost to stockouts. Two of those are more optimistic than anything we could cite, so ours sit lower. Margin is your own number from above either way, since that isn't a vendor assumption to fudge. Both sets of numbers are arithmetic on your three inputs, and both are yours to check.
Finds and prices what's costing you: cash trapped in stock, stockout risk, recurring losses, and what your ERP's own settings cost you every year. Purchase orders, collections, clear-stock and the AI assistant are all in.
Start AnalystUpload your export today; the first run is on your screen the same day.
Everything in Analyst, plus the buying engine that fixes what it finds: forecasting, dynamic reorder points, the order book, and scan-to-order.
| $1M to $2M in stock | $2,000 |
| $2M to $3M | $2,500 |
| $3M to $4M | $3,000 |
| $4M to $5M | $3,500 |
| Over $5M | Let's talk |
Planner starts with the free diagnostic. We measure on your own data whether it will pay for itself before you pay for it.
Start with the diagnosticPrices are before tax. VAT/GST is added at checkout by Dodo Payments, our merchant of record, who issues the invoice. Enter your business tax ID there and most registered companies reclaim it. Priced in USD, paid in your local currency at the processor's rate.
Uncovered in your first 30 days, on your screen with the formula, or that first month is free.
Uncovered means found, priced, and traceable to your own data in the Impact Ledger, which also lists what Narada refuses to claim credit for. The remedy is the full month back as account credit, or as cash less the payment processor's non-refundable fee of about 5%. Measured once, on day 30.
The guarantee attaches from $1M in tracked stock with 12 months of sales history. Below that, Analyst runs the same 97 checks on the same terms, without the guarantee. How the guarantee works, in full
Run our engine on your own book before you pay anything.
Three fields, then upload your export in the app. We run the same engine that writes buy lists over your own past year, against what you actually did. Every number has its formula under it.
A sales export, your current stock, your product list, and your purchase history with the dates deliveries actually landed. At least 12 months of sales. 18 months lets us grade a full year. We read it and write nothing back.
First we count what your data can answer, and tell you that before anything else. Then the engine walks your year one week at a time. Each week it sees only what you knew that week.
Every Analyst page on your own data, with all 97 nightly diagnostics priced against your real export. The replay, showing demand filled and stock held together. A verdict against a bar we put in writing before the run.
You are not waiting on a promise. You hold every Analyst page while this runs, so the value we uncover appears on those pages as it is found.
Nothing. Three of the six ways this can end have us telling you not to buy Planner.
The live demo is the real product on a demo distributor's data. No signup, nothing saves.
Open the live demo15 minutes, no data needed yet, or message on WhatsApp instead.
Book a call$500 a month, cancel any month. Upload your export and the first run is on your screen the same day.
Start AnalystFive things people ask before they send the export
What happens to our data?
Narada OS reads a copy. It never writes to your ERP. Your tenant is isolated at the database level, and your data never trains a model for anyone else. You can take a full export or have everything deleted on request.
How much work is this for us?
Exporting the CSV files from your ERP and uploading them to us is what starting takes. There is no setup fee, no consultant and no project plan.
Will it work with our ERP?
If it can export a spreadsheet, yes. Odoo connects directly with a read-only key; everything else sends a file on a schedule, and if yours cannot schedule one we set that up for you.
What if our data is messy?
The first 22 checks are about exactly that, and they run before anything else. You are told what is wrong with the data before you are told anything built on it.
Will it ever do something without asking me?
No. Narada proposes; you approve. Nothing is ordered, sent or changed without a click from a person on your side.