ZAAD · The decision layer for imported supply
The decision layer
for imported supply.
ZAAD connects your purchasing, stock, suppliers, routes, open orders and customer commitments — then tells you what should change this week, and why.
What ZAAD decides
Not a forecast. A decision.
Every week ZAAD compares your current plan against every alternative it can build from your own data, and recommends one of these — or nothing at all.
The network twin
Your supply, as one picture.
Suppliers, routes, ports, warehouses, open orders and customer commitments in one model — with ZAAD's recommendation attached to the thing it affects.
Shipping route
Red Sea route
Transit is running 38 days against a usual 31. Six products and one branch depend on it.
Bring PO-1907 forward to the alternative lane. It arrives three days later than usual but before the shortfall.
When a lane slips
The plan moves with it.
Hover or tap the route.
Lean when it's calm
Protected when it isn't.
Protection goes where the risk is, and comes back when it passes.
How it decides
Proven on your own history first.
How you order today, from your own files.
Candidate plans replayed on your past, under many futures.
Only when the conservative lower bound beats you.
How ZAAD earns trust
Nothing is taken on faith.
Your own data
ZAAD reads your files into an isolated vault. Codes are pseudonymised on arrival. Nothing is pooled with another company and nothing trains a model.
Proven on your history
Every candidate plan is replayed through your own past under many demand and lead-time scenarios before it is allowed to recommend anything.
A person decides
ZAAD recommends and records your answer. It never sends an order, an amendment or a promise to anyone.
No invented numbers
Where the model cannot price something, it says so. There is no forecast of savings anywhere in this product.
Sectors
Built for three kinds of importer.
What it costs
Priced per company, after the diagnostic.
ZAAD is in pilot. We do not publish a price list because the work depends on how many products, suppliers and sites you run. The diagnostic tells you whether ZAAD would change anything for you before any money is discussed — and if the answer is that your current plan is already right, you will be told that plainly.
Start with one year of your own files.
The diagnostic runs on your purchasing history, your stock and your open orders. It takes minutes to set up and tells you what ZAAD would change — or that it would change nothing.