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GrepEye TM · Three modules. One family.

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GrepEye brings clarity to the decisions that keep your business moving. Plan demand and inventory with Supply Chain, connect bills to your books with Invo, and keep every dealership in view with DealerPulse.

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3GrepEye modules
2Mobile platforms: iOS & Android
3Languages supported by Invo
The GrepEye modules

Different operations.
One GrepEye family.

Plan your supply chain, bring invoices into your accounts, or keep every dealership in view. Start with the module your team needs.

Demand planningForecast

Illustrative planning view

Planning & inventory

GrepEye Supply Chain

Forecast demand, align supply, and publish an agreed plan to your ERP.

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Invo invoice capture on iOS

Invoice management

GrepEye Invo

Collect bills at the source. Give finance a clear path from photo to approved entry.

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DealerPulse dealership overview on iOS

Dealership intelligence

GrepEye DealerPulse

See sales, finance, teams, and operations across every outlet from your phone.

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Built for practitioners

Used by demand planners, supply chain managers, S&OP leads, and operations leaders who need one agreed number, and the audit trail to prove it.

SAP
Oracle NetSuite
Microsoft Dynamics
SFTP
REST API
Webhooks
S3
open API
CSV
Snowflake
The structural problem

Most planning teams balance service levels against inventory costs without a model that shows the tradeoff at item level.

Demand is planned in spreadsheets. Sales and supply chain argue about whose forecast to use. Supply plans don't reflect the latest demand. Exceptions surface too late. The plan keeps changing after production has started. There's no audit trail for who changed what, and no single view of forecast, supply, and gaps.

ERPs don't fix this, they weren't built for planning. BI tools show what happened, not what to do next. Enterprise IBP suites cost millions and take years to deploy. The result is gut-feel buffers, rigid policy rules, and S&OP cycles that take days because each team is reconciling a different version of the truth.

Forecast vs. realityLive signal
MAPE
5.2%
BIAS
+0.4%
HORIZON
13 wk
What GrepEye does

Eight capability pillars. One connected ops platform.

GrepEye isn't a forecasting tool, an IBP suite, or an automation engine. It's all of them, built on a shared operational data model, with AI agents on top that can run the whole cycle through chat.

01

Operational data infrastructure

Structured datasets for any operational domain, items, orders, inventory, capacity, suppliers, customers. Import Studio, connectors, entity dedup, version-controlled records with full change history.

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02

ML demand forecasting, ensemble-blended

Multiple statistical and ML model families run per SKU. Ensemble blends with accuracy-based weighting, best models weighted higher automatically.

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03

S&OP console with sequential gates

Demand Review → Supply Review → Exec S&OP. Supply review unlocks only after demand is approved. Lock the cycle once all gates clear, freezes the plan permanently. No more post-sign-off edits.

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04

AI agent orchestration, human-in-loop

Skip the clicks. Orchestrate the entire planning cycle through a chat with built-in AI agents, run forecasts, net supply, raise exceptions, generate board packs. Every action is human-approved before it lands.

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GrepEye Supply Chain

From raw data to locked plan, in one supply chain module.

Eight capability pillars share a single operational data model. Run the whole cycle through clicks, or skip the clicks and orchestrate through chat with AI agents.

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Platform flow8 pillars
01
Data Infrastructure
02
Rules & Automation
03
Analytics & Dashboards
04
Integrated Business Planning
05
AI Agent Orchestration
06
Forms & Data Collection
07
Access Control & Admin
08
Config Packs
See how each pillar works
Industries

Built for mid-market manufacturers and distributors.

GrepEye is purpose-built for teams managing complex SKU counts, multiple stocking locations, and demand patterns driven by external events the ERP can't see.

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01

Discrete manufacturing

Complex BOMs, multi-level assemblies, multi-plant networks. Item-location granularity without collapsing detail into aggregate noise.

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02

Pharma & medical devices

Lot traceability, shelf-life constraints, regulated planning workflows. Full audit trail and approval routing before anything reaches the ERP.

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03

Food & beverage

Perishability, seasonality, short-shelf-life SKUs. Specialized models handle intermittent demand; seasonal decomposition captures the peaks.

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04

Consumer goods & distribution

Multi-channel demand, long tail of SKUs, lead times that move. Inventory policies computed from the consensus forecast and actual lead times.

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Workflow examples

Three planning problems GrepEye was built to solve.

Illustrative scenarios for evaluating GrepEye Supply Chain. These examples describe workflows to test, not verified customer results.

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Illustrative scenario · manufacturer
The problem

“Too much reconciliation before the S&OP review”

The workflow to evaluate

A shared demand review with explicit approval gates

Consider a manufacturer whose planners reconcile separate demand exports before each review. A GrepEye Supply Chain evaluation can bring the forecast, planner overrides, and sequential approvals into one workflow. Test whether reviewers can explain a change, identify its owner, and reproduce the approved plan. Measure cycle time against the existing process during the pilot; no time saving is assumed here.

01
  • Compare the baseline and reviewed plan
  • Record overrides and approval responsibility
  • Reconcile the approved output downstream
Illustrative scenario · distributor
The problem

“Inventory decisions depend on stale assumptions”

The workflow to evaluate

A dated view of demand, usable stock, and incoming supply

Consider a distributor reviewing shortages from disconnected inventory and purchasing files. Supply netting can expose where dated demand exceeds usable stock and expected receipts. Test a delayed receipt, blocked stock, and a changed lead time. Record the policy assumptions behind the recommendation and assign someone to each exception.

02
  • Check usable stock and receipt timing
  • Review shortages at item-location level
  • Agree the action and its owner
Illustrative scenario · planning team
The problem

“Forecasts, sign-off, and ERP updates are disconnected”

The workflow to evaluate

A traceable path from data to approved operational output

Consider a planning team using separate tools for forecasting, consensus review, and ERP entry. Evaluate a connected workflow by following one item from source data to a proposed plan, a human approval, and an acknowledged handoff. Test a rejection and retry so the team can see how failures are resolved. Consolidation and deployment scope depend on the systems involved.

03
  • Define ownership across each handoff
  • Verify approvals and change history
  • Test destination acknowledgement and recovery
How implementation runs

From first data upload to live plan in eight weeks.

Most planning software takes months to deploy. GrepEye is structured for an 8-week pilot that ends with a real, exported inventory policy, not a demo.

W1–2

Data onboarding

Connect ERP/SFTP sources via connectors or import CSVs through Import Studio. GrepEye validates, deduplicates, and builds the operational data model.

Deliverable

Validated dataset + working connectors

W3–4

Forecast baseline

Run ML ensemble (multiple model families) per SKU. Review MAPE/WMAPE on the leaderboard. Configure exception thresholds and alert rules.

Deliverable

First ensemble run + accuracy diagnostics

W5–6

First S&OP cycle

Run the full S&OP console: Demand Review → Supply Review → Exec S&OP. Try scenario planning. Lock the cycle. AI agents handle routine triage in chat.

Deliverable

First locked cycle + audit trail

W7–8

Automation + integration

Activate rules engine, configure webhooks to ERP, generate first board pack. Train broader team on chat-based orchestration. Full pipeline tested end-to-end.

Deliverable

Live automation + ERP write-back

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Research and analysis for operational teams.

Practical guides to demand planning, invoice approvals, and dealership reporting. Clear definitions, worked examples, and questions to bring to your next review.

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Guide / Inventory planning

Supply netting vs reorder point planning: a worked example

Understand how supply netting and reorder points differ, with an inventory example covering usable stock, receipts, allocations, and order multiples.

Tensor Analytics · 15 Sept 20263 min
Guide / Invoice management

Tally invoice integration: a checklist for finance teams

Scope an invoice-to-Tally connection: company mapping, ledgers, voucher rules, approvals, duplicate prevention, failure recovery, and reconciliation.

Tensor Analytics · 15 Sept 20263 min
Guide / Dealership operations

A multi-branch dealership performance scorecard

Build a comparable outlet scorecard across sales, finance mix, collections, inventory, and team actions, with consistent definitions and weighted group totals.

Tensor Analytics · 15 Sept 20263 min
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Move from spreadsheets to decisions.

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