Procurement that starts itself, when it is actually needed
When a device is genuinely near the end of its life, the engine drafts the replacement request for you - with the reasoning that triggered it attached - and routes it for approval the way your team already works.
How a replacement request comes together
Trigger
An asset crosses into genuine end-of-life, backed by its prediction signals.
Draft
A replacement request is generated automatically, pre-filled with the asset and its context.
Route
It moves to the right approver based on the rules you set for that asset type.
Approve
Once cleared, it is ready to act on - no re-keying, no lost context.
Configured to your controls
Nothing is bought on autopilot. The engine prepares the request; your approval rules decide what happens next.
Rules per asset type
Route laptop refreshes one way and server hardware another, each to the right owner.
Cost-threshold routing
Requests over a value you set escalate for an extra sign-off before they proceed.
Reasoning attached
Approvers see why the request exists, so the decision is quick and informed.