The ultimate demand-driven network

WaerReplenish is a sophisticated, fully automated replenishment solution that’s entirely demand-driven. Which means you never run out of stock or products, you never have to wait and you never need to place manual orders.

Less guesswork, more accuracy

Traditional replenishment is labor-intensive, error-prone and inaccurate. And it involves a large element of guesswork.

It can be a slow and complicated process, involving forecasting, manufacturing resource planning, ordering, following up, managing suppliers and storing products when they come in.

WaerReplenish revolutionizes all that.

• Automatically replace depleted stock. With complete visibility of all your components, WaerReplenish knows what’s being used, at what rate, and when you need more.
• Never create another order. Your manufacturer sends stock or products whenever you need them, and invoices you just once a month.
• Get right down to the point of use. With a system that’s consumption-driven, your orders are accurate and timely. Plus, with detailed reporting, you can see exactly what you’re using and where you’re using it.

Helping you work together

WaerReplenish will change the way you work with your suppliers, helping you operate more efficiently and lowering your operating costs.

Suppliers know exactly what you’re using, and just what you need: every week, every month, every quarter. So you never need to worry about running out.

With your manufacturing aligned with your suppliers, you’ll be more productive than you’ve ever been.

Getting the job done

Traditionally, your suppliers have limited visibility of your supply. They react to orders as they come in, and generate multiple transactions.

WaerReplenish changes all that, with comprehensive visibility, automated replenishment orders that make sure you never run out, and vastly reduced paperwork.

It’s a unique solution that doesn’t just optimize and make recommendations. Unlike any other system available, it takes the information, uses it intelligently, and executes the orders.

That’s the WaerReplenish difference.