Only Mine
Gourmet chocolate manufacturer.
View case studyAs products, stores, sales channels and seasonal ranges grow, stock becomes harder to control, product information gets duplicated and production or wholesale operations often sit outside the retail system. Supply’d connects those workflows so your team can grow with clearer inventory, fewer manual processes and better margin visibility.
Supply’d ERP connects demand, purchasing, inventory, production, replenishment, sales and fulfilment across every channel. Products remain connected as they move through warehouses, stores, ecommerce, wholesale and delivery, giving your team clearer stock visibility and stronger control over availability, waste and margin.
Supply’d ERP connects products, suppliers, purchasing, inventory, stores, ecommerce and fulfilment in one system. Demand informs purchasing and replenishment, stock remains visible across every channel, and production or wholesale workflows can operate within the same platform.
Supply’d ERP brings products, purchasing, inventory, stores, production, fulfilment and reporting into one connected platform, giving every team the information and workflows it needs to keep products available, serve customers and protect margin.
Maintain product information, supplier details, pricing, barcodes, images, pack sizes and sales-channel rules in one place. Supply’d helps retail teams keep product data consistent across stores, ecommerce, wholesale and internal operations.
Explore Product ManagementUse sales demand, current inventory, minimum stock, supplier lead times, order multiples and seasonal requirements to recommend what should be ordered. Supply’d helps teams keep popular products available without relying on manual spreadsheets and guesswork.
Explore Purchase ManagementManage retail stores, online orders and wholesale customers within one operational platform. Supply’d connects channel demand with inventory, customer pricing, picking, packing and delivery so each sales channel draws from the same underlying operation.
Explore Sales Order ManagementTrack inventory across warehouses, stores, ecommerce, wholesale and production locations. Supply’d records receiving, transfers, production, picking, write-offs and sales so teams have a clearer view of what is available and where action is required.
Explore Warehouse ManagementRun chocolate, confectionery, baking, gift-box assembly, hampers, ready-to-eat products and other in-house production within the same system as purchasing and inventory. Ingredients and components are consumed as products are made, while costs, batches, allergens and finished stock remain connected.
Explore Production ManagementTrack supplier cost changes, production cost, discounts, promotions, write-offs and sales performance across products and channels. Supply’d helps teams see which products and ranges are growing profitably and where margin is quietly wandering off unsupervised.
Explore Business IntelligenceSupply’d Intelligence turns operational data into action. It forecasts demand, recommends purchasing and replenishment, plans production, reads incoming orders and supplier invoices, and highlights changes affecting stock, availability and margin.
Explore Supply'd IntelligenceSupply’d works from the receiving area to the stockroom, production space and shop floor. Connect scanners, scales, label printers, tablets and mobile devices to guide receiving, stocktakes, production, transfers, picking, packing and fulfilment.
Implementation is tailored to the size and complexity of your operation. Choose structured remote onboarding or deeper planning, data support, onsite training and go-live assistance through our Discovery & Implementation Program.
Explore ImplementationSupply’d ERP runs the operational workflows behind purchasing, inventory, production, wholesale and fulfilment. It connects with supported accounting, ecommerce, point-of-sale and shipping platforms so information can move through the business without replacing every customer-facing system.
Supply’d combines retail inventory, purchasing, ecommerce, wholesale and optional food production in one connected platform. That gives growing food brands the flexibility to run complex operations without stitching together separate systems for every store, channel and production workflow.
Explore how Supply’d ERP could connect products, purchasing, inventory, stores, ecommerce, production, wholesale and fulfilment across your business.
Book a demoYes. Supply'd supports multiple stores, warehouses, production areas and inventory locations within one connected platform. Head office can maintain central visibility while each store or team manages the workflows and stock relevant to them.
Yes. Supply'd tracks inventory as it is received, transferred, produced, picked, written off and sold across stores, warehouses, ecommerce and wholesale operations. This gives teams a clearer view of where stock is held and where replenishment or action is required.
Yes. Stock can be transferred between warehouses, stores, production locations and other inventory areas. Supply'd records the movement as it happens, reducing manual transfer records and improving stock visibility across the business.
Smart Purchasing considers sales demand, current inventory, minimum stock, supplier lead times, order multiples, seasonal requirements and upcoming production needs to recommend what should be ordered. Your team remains in control of reviewing and approving purchase orders before they are sent.
Yes. Supply'd can help manage seasonal products, launch dates, purchasing requirements, customer demand and inventory across stores and channels. This is useful for Christmas ranges, Easter products, gift collections, limited releases and other seasonal programs.
Yes. Gift boxes, hampers, assortments and bundles can be assembled from products already held in inventory. Supply'd can calculate component requirements, consume the individual items used and create the finished retail product while maintaining visibility over cost and availability.
Yes. Supply'd supports recipes, sub-recipes and multi-stage production for products such as chocolate, confectionery, baked goods, fillings, sauces, gift-box assembly and other prepared ranges. Ingredients, labour, batches, allergens, costs and finished inventory remain connected throughout production.
Yes. Production, retail, ecommerce and wholesale can operate within the same connected platform. Demand from each channel can inform purchasing and production, while finished goods become available to stores, online orders or wholesale customers without separate inventory records.
Yes. Supply'd can calculate material, labour and overhead costs for produced products and assembled ranges. Combined with actual ingredient usage, yield and supplier pricing, this gives your team a clearer view of product cost and margin.
Yes. Supplier batches and expiry dates can be recorded during receiving and followed through inventory, production and fulfilment. Ingredients, allergens and finished-product batches remain connected for product information, traceability, customer enquiries and recalls.
Yes. Products can include names, descriptions, images, barcodes, supplier codes, pack sizes, pricing, ingredients, allergens and other operational information. This helps teams maintain more consistent product data across stores, ecommerce, wholesale and internal workflows.
Yes. Supply'd supports pricing tiers, customer-specific pricing, sales-channel pricing and controlled product ranges. The correct prices and products can be applied based on the customer, store or ordering workflow.
Yes. Supply'd can manage pricing schedules, promotions and supplier promotional information across relevant products and dates. This helps teams coordinate purchasing, sales pricing and promotional activity with better visibility over margin.
Yes. Wholesale customers can use Supply'd Lite to order using their own product range, pricing and ordering rules. Orders flow directly into Supply'd ERP, reducing email, phone orders and manual entry.
Yes. Supply'd integrates with supported ecommerce platforms such as Shopify and WooCommerce, allowing online orders to flow into the same operational workflows as store, wholesale and manually entered orders.
Supply'd is designed to run operational workflows such as purchasing, inventory, production, warehouse, wholesale and fulfilment. Whether your existing point-of-sale system remains in place depends on the integrations available and the scope of your implementation.
Yes. Supply'd supports guided picking, wave picking, packing, batch selection and order verification using supported scanners and devices. Inventory and order quantities update as work is completed.
Yes. Supply'd integrates with supported shipping and fulfilment platforms, including Shippit and Starshipit, to help streamline label creation, carrier selection and dispatch workflows.
Yes. Supply'd can plan delivery routes, assign vehicles and drivers, manage delivery instructions and capture proof of delivery. Delivery workflows can include signatures, photos, temperatures and other required fields.
Yes. Teams can record damaged stock, expiry, production waste and other write-offs against the relevant products, batches and locations. This gives the business a clearer view of where stock and margin are being lost.
Yes. Supply'd supports scanner-based receiving, stocktakes, transfers, write-offs, picking, packing and batch selection. Teams can use supported PDA or tablet scanners to record work directly on the floor rather than relying on paper sheets or repeated office entry.
Yes. Supply'd can generate configurable product, batch, carton, pallet and shelf labels using information already held in the system. Labels can include product details, prices, barcodes, weights, batch numbers, expiry dates, ingredients and allergens where required.
Supply'd is designed to run the operational side of the business, including purchasing, inventory, production, orders, warehouse and fulfilment. Financial information can then be sent to supported accounting platforms such as Xero and MYOB, allowing your finance team to retain its existing accounting workflow.
Supply'd is cloud-based and can be used across computers, tablets and supported mobile devices. Food retail teams may also use PDA scanners, tablet scanners, connected scales, barcode printers, label printers and production tablets across receiving, stocktakes, production, picking and packing workflows.
Implementation can include operational discovery, product and supplier data migration, workflow configuration, integration planning, production setup, hardware deployment and staff training. The rollout can also be phased by store, sales channel, department or operational priority where appropriate.