Purchasing execution layerBuilt above SAP

Every purchasing signal. One clear next move.

Vantup turns SAP planning, stock, demand, requisition and open-PO signals into a single prioritized buyer queue—from placing an order to pulling in, pushing out, cancelling and following through.

Buyer controlled Read-only SAP exports Outcome tracked
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Main QueueBuyer 103 · Electronics
PlanningStockOpen POs
Interactive demo
Benchmark packages255Verified snapshot
Buyer queue42Illustrative demo
Saved this session0Outcome recorded
Next actionsRanked by business impact
Engine rules passedIllustrative interface · Real workflow
1,154Verified line decisions
255Buyer work packages
100%Parity vs frozen benchmark
Pilot-readyBuyer workflow complete
01 / PRODUCTThe tactical buyer’s operating system

SAP holds the truth.
Vantup turns it into work.

Not another dashboard. Not a replacement ERP. Vantup is the decision-and-control layer between purchasing signals and buyer execution.

01 / Main Queue

The whole buying day, ranked.

One globally ranked work package per buyer, material and supplier. Signal, severity, coverage urgency, lead time and value decide what reaches the top.

  • One package instead of scattered lines
  • Every action has a reason
  • Priority refreshes from each SAP snapshot
Vantup / Main QueueLive product logic
Global rank01
P1
RecommendedPLACE PO NOW

MAT 209184-A · Coverage breach

Open package ↗
P1
RecommendedPULL IN

MAT 481092-C · Shortage risk

Open package ↗
P2
RecommendedPUSH OUT

MAT 778301-B · Inventory exposure

Open package ↗
02 / SYSTEMDaily SAP snapshot → controlled execution

Three feeds in.
The buying day out.

The pilot starts with the SAP exports your team already owns. Vantup combines the data contract, runs the rules and delivers the next action without writing back to SAP.

01
Planning & exceptions

Requirements, release dates, shortages and rescheduling signals.

CSV
02
Stock & demand

Coverage, safety levels, consumption and future requirements.

XLSX
03
Open POs & value

Quantities, dates, suppliers, lines and financial exposure.

XLSX
VPriority
Engine
Rules · context · rank
01PLACE PO02PULL IN03PUSH OUT04CANCEL05MONITOR06FOLLOW UP

03 / PROOF

Not a concept deck.
A working, benchmarked product.

The frozen MVP benchmark proves the engine can reproduce the validated decision logic. The pilot now tests whether buyers accept the recommendations, execute them and produce confirmed business outcomes.

011,154

Line decisions verified

The engine’s output was checked against the frozen reference logic.

02255

Work packages built

Related lines were bundled into buyer-level decisions instead of report noise.

03100%

Decision parity reached

The MVP matched the benchmark across the controlled test snapshot.

What the pilot proves next
  • Recommendation acceptance
  • Actions completed and closed
  • Inventory exposure prevented or reduced
  • Shortage risks addressed

04 / PILOT

Request one buyer first.
Proof before scale.

Run the actual product against live purchasing work—one buyer at a time, with a fresh daily snapshot and a clean evidence trail.

01
Daily load

Upload the three agreed SAP exports and attach one tester name.

02
Work the queue

Validate, execute, add the business outcome and use Save & next.

03
Review the evidence

Measure acceptance, closure and confirmed operational or financial impact.

04
Expand sequentially

Move to the next buyer only after the workflow holds without explanation.

Vantup pilot requestPrivate · local draft

Prepare the first controlled test.

Nothing is sent or stored. This prepares a request brief in your browser. When ready, open a pilot email.

Operational scope today

The cycle Vantup controls now.

PLACE POPULL INPUSH OUTCANCELMONITORFOLLOW UP

Deliberately outside the pilot

Order-confirmation matching · Invoice control · Supplier communication automation · SAP writeback

Prove the decision-and-execution layer first. Expand only after the current cycle produces real outcomes.