Every customer's next six months, down to the part number and variant, from 18 to 36 months of orders.
Lead time, ocean transit and safety stock worked back into the last day you can order and still ship by sea.
Quantity, date and reason on one screen. Approve, and the draft purchase order lands in Dynamics, NetSuite or Prophet 21.
Production planning starts earlier. Share the six-month usage plan with your manufacturers so they build ahead, and the rush order that used to fly becomes a container that sails.
Variants are where distributors lose the most: one rack, twenty part numbers, and the customer wants the one you don't have. Jooli plans each variant on its own, so the right one is on the shelf, not six weeks away.
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