Dell uses Regrello to manage their supply chain
- Collaborate with your internal team and external suppliers in one platform
- Automate tasks with Workflows and AI
- Get visibility and react in real-time
Stop managing your supply chain in Email and Excel
90% of supply chain data is stuck in someone’s inbox or Excel file. Regrello gets your team out of silos to speed up manufacturing and supplier processes
- Increase Visibility
- Automate Workflows
- Manage Exceptions
See your supply chain status in one place
Stop combing through your inbox to figure out what’s going on in your business. Get a high-level status of your supply chain and operations at your fingertips. Understand insights and drill down into exceptions.
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Centralize Data Across Internal and External Teams
Collaborate with everyone involved in your manufacturing processes in a single platform. Keep your teams on track, make data accessible to anyone, and minimize risks.
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Standardize processes and drive execution with Workflows
Allow any operations manager to define a process, manage its execution, and automate tasks. Bring products to market 40% faster and reduce exceptions with Regrello’s no-code workflow engine.
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Transform Your Business
Flexible to meet any use case
Customize workflows to fit any process in your operations
Product Development Lifecycle
Shorten New Product Time to Market
- New Product Introduction (NPI)
- Supplier Quality Engineering
- Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)
- Factory Setup
PO Tracking
Monitor Purchasing Automatically
- Production tracking
- Shipment tracking
- Invoicing
Sourcing
Qualify, Approve, and Control Sourcing
- Supplier Qualification
- RFX
- Vendor Selection
Disruption Management
Turn common pain points into automatic responses
- Part shortages
- Capacity management
- Broker buys
Blueprints for any process
Get started with executable, pre-built process blueprints and access industry best practices from the world’s leading institutions and supply chain experts.
