Why Provisor

Decision support, not a black box.

Provisor shows a likely answer, its range, and where it came from — so a planner can stand behind every promise.

01

A person commits

Provisor proposes; your planner decides. Nothing is emitted to suppliers or customers until someone commits it. Preview, refine, commit.

Proposal · PO draft

Proposed: order 450 u from Rotterdam by 4 Nov.

Keeps projected stock above the reorder point through W9. Commit or adjust.

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02

Every number has a parent

Each figure traces to the records it was derived from: a stock snapshot, a purchase order, a lead-time statistic. No unexplained scores.

Lineage

Why 18 Nov

ERP stock snapshot, 06:00 UTC PO-7731, Rotterdam Lead-time stats, Brno 600 u on hand 400 u ETA 16 Nov 9–12 d lead time, P10–P90 18 Nov likely · range 16–21 Nov
Select any figure in Provisor to see its sources. Fictional data.
03

Honest uncertainty

A single exact date is rarely true. Provisor states the likely value, its range, and a reliability tier for each part of the plan.

Confidence band

Projected stock on hand, next 12 weeks

SKU 40-118 · Lyon DC
1 500 1 000 500 0 u Reorder point 820 u Safety stock 210 u 1 300 u Today W3 W6 W9 W12 P90 P50 P10
Median with P10–P90 range. The range widens as lead-time variance accumulates. Derived from 26 weeks of demand and 14 supplier receipts.
04

Comparison, not a verdict

Options sit side by side on the same axis, with their trade-off stated. Option B ships 2 days earlier and costs €310 more.

Option Likely date Range Extra cost
A18 Nov16–21 Nov€0
B16 Nov15–17 Nov+€310
05

One surface, two lenses

Promising and Policy are two readings of one supply-vs-demand picture. Switch lens; the stock, supply and lead times stay the same.

Reorder point
820 u
Order quantity
450 u
Safety stock
210 u

SKU 40-118 · Lyon DC · the same item behind order SO-48213. Fictional data.

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