Flow solutions · Margin & operations

Handle a late delivery a week early, not on production day.

Orders without confirmation, dates that quietly slip and production that finds out last. Flow watches every open order, chases suppliers, compares new dates with the production and order plan, and escalates critical delays in time.

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Case overview

Every case in one table, with its amount and next step.

1
Nothing is decided without you

Where money or a customer relationship is involved, the case waits in your inbox with all the evidence.

2
You know what’s at stake

Every case shows its amount from the first minute — you know what to handle first.

Five steps, one of them yours.

Orders stay unconfirmed, dates quietly slip in emails and production hears about delays last — then come express freight and overtime.

Flow doesYou decide
  1. 01Confirm

    Watch every order.

    Chase unconfirmed ones from the procurement mailbox.

  2. 02Replies

    Read the dates.

    From emails, attachments or supplier portals.

  3. 03Impact

    Link to production.

    Compare the new date with the plan and customer orders.

  4. 04Approval

    Propose a fix.

    An alternative supplier or a new order date.

    You decide
  5. 05Update

    Tell everyone.

    Record dates and alert planning and sales.

Connections and safeguards

The access you already have is enough.

Where evidence comes from

  • ERP / purchase orders
  • Procurement mailbox
  • Supplier portals
  • Production plan
  • Customer orders
  • Stock levels
  • Alternative supplier prices
  • Shared spreadsheets
Flow agentfollows your process

Safeguards

  • Alternatives with consent

    Procurement approves ordering from another supplier.

  • Sales talks to customers

    The agent never announces a date change to a customer itself.

  • Source for every date

    You know which message each new date came from.

Who owns itProcurement, production planning, sales

For systems without an integration, the agent works in the browser — signing in with credentials from the encrypted vault.

FAQ

What you ask

When does Flow get to work?
Continuously from the moment an order is sent until it is received.
Who works with it on your side?
Procurement, production planning, sales
Which address does the agent chase from?
From your shared procurement mailbox, so suppliers reply where they’re used to.

Start with one process, not a project.

Tell us where money slips away. On a short call we’ll show how Flow would watch it and where you’d make the calls.

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