Bring a buying challenge
Packaging, components, supplies or recurring stock. Tell us where the work gets stuck.
AI PROCUREMENT · FREE PILOT OPEN
Buying takes work.
Give it an agent.
Less searching. Less chasing. Better buying decisions.
We’re building AI to help find suppliers and get you what you need, when you need it, wherever you are.
Free pilot participation. No obligation to continue.
For manufacturers, retailers and teams with more to buy than time to spare.
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BUILT AROUND YOUR NEXT PURCHASEFind the right suppliers✳Compare the real cost✳Bring buying power together
01 / A DAY IN BUYING
A day in procurement.
A hundred things to handle.
A request comes in. Now find the right product, check stock and specifications, search suppliers, request quotes, compare terms and get approval.
Then come the order, delivery updates and any issues along the way. Another request arrives before the first one is complete. Every decision still has to balance price, quality, timing and supplier reliability.
01
Find and verify
Search the market and existing suppliers, check specifications and find who can deliver.
02
Compare the full deal
Collect quotes and weigh price, shipping, quality, taxes and lead time.
03
Order and follow through
Get approvals, place the order, track delivery and resolve what does not arrive as expected.
02 / THE APPROACH
The buying work, handled.
Your decisions, in control.
From a purchase request to supplier options, approval and delivery. Built around your rules.
THE WORKFLOW WE’RE BUILDING
A wider search. A sharper shortlist.
Start with what you need, your budget and your deadline. We’re building an agent that researches new suppliers alongside the ones you already use.
- Product and specification fit
- Supplier location and delivery options
- A shortlist with clear reasons
YOUR NEXT PURCHASEIllustrative journey
“Find 5,000 packaging units.
Delivered in three weeks.”
Delivered in three weeks.”
Supplier searchFull cost comparisonOptional consolidationApproval, order & delivery
Concept preview · Not a live sourcing result
03 / THE POSSIBILITY
From the request
to the goods you need.
With more work handled.
Our ambition is an AI buying agent that helps manage the entire purchase: understand the need, search and compare suppliers, seek better terms, prepare approvals, place authorised orders and follow through on delivery. Optional consolidation can bring compatible purchases together when it improves the deal. The aim is to save buyer time and money while getting the right goods, on the right terms, where they are needed.
The pilot will measure time saved, total purchase cost and supplier fit against each buyer’s usual process. The full workflow is our product direction; pilot scope and speed depend on the purchase and supplier responses.
Help shape what comes next04 / JOIN THE FREE PILOT
Your real purchase.
Try the pilot for free.
We’re inviting businesses to test AbleBranch on a real buying need. Start with one category, compare the results with your usual process, and help shape an agent worth using again.
Apply for the free pilotFree participation. No obligation to continue. Pilot scope agreed together.Test it with us
Explore supplier options and comparisons on an agreed purchase. You stay in control.
See what changes
Assess time, cost and suitability. Your feedback helps decide what we build next.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Is AbleBranch available today?+
AbleBranch is in pilot development. We’re inviting businesses to test an agreed scope with us; the full autonomous buying workflow is our product direction.
Do we have to change our systems?+
The pilot starts with an agreed buying need and the information needed to assess it. Connections to accounting, inventory and email tools are part of the roadmap, with requirements explored during onboarding.
Will it order without our permission?+
You retain purchasing authority. Pilot purchases require your approval. Optional automation within limits set by your company is a planned capability.
Is shared buying compulsory?+
No. Consolidation and coordination are optional, and only explored where specifications, timing and terms fit. Each business keeps control of its own purchase.