Free, from Sivuno, for supply chain and procurement teams
Rebuild the way supply chain work gets done.
Map one of your processes as it runs today. Rebuild it for tomorrow with data, AI and agents, with a coach to help. See how much time the rebuild would free.
Sign-up is by invitation for now. If you have an invitation, create your account with the email address it was sent to.
- Free to use
- Nothing connects to your systems
- Share it by link
Resolve an invoice that doesn't match
Todayas it really runs
- 1
Read the query from accounts payable
Person5 min
- 2
Look up the order, the receipt and the invoice
Person15 min
- 3
Ask the supplier for a corrected invoice
Person10 min
Wait for the supplier's answer
Wait · 2 days
- 4
Correct the order in the ERP
Person10 min
Tomorrowrebuilt from building blocks
- 1
Read the query from accounts payable
ReadAI1 min
- 2
Match the order, the receipt and the invoice
MatchSystem0 min
- 3
Draft the message to the supplier
DraftAI1 mina person approves
Wait for the supplier's answer
Wait · 2 days
- 4
Correct the order in the ERP
ActAgent0 mina person approves
Four steps from how it runs today to how it could.
- Step 1
Pick a process, or describe your own
Start from a ready-made supply chain process, such as running an RFQ or resolving an invoice that doesn't match. Or describe one of your own in a few sentences.
- Step 2
Check Today
Go through the steps as they really run: who does each one, how long it takes and how long it waits. Change them until they match your own work.
- Step 3
Build Tomorrow with the coach
Rebuild the process from building blocks: connections to data, AI that reads and drafts, agents that act, and people who approve. The coach drafts a first version and suggests changes.
- Step 4
Compare the time and add a rough value
Process Lab works out the hands-on time and the start to finish time of both versions and shows the difference in hours. Add a rough value a year if you have one, then share the result or export it.
A design tool. The decisions stay with your team.
Process Lab shows what a rebuilt process could look like. It does not run the process, and it does not decide for you.
Nothing connects to your systems
Process Lab reads nothing from them and automates nothing. You get a picture to talk through with your team.
The coach suggests, you decide
The coach drafts a first version and proposes changes. You keep what fits and change the rest.
The numbers are yours
They come from the steps and times you enter. Time is shown in hours and never turned into money.
Start with work your team already does.
23 ready-made processes to pick from; four of them are below. Or describe one of your own, and the coach drafts its steps.
Run an RFQ
Starts whenA buyer needs quotes for a new or re-sourced item
Onboard a new supplier
Starts whenA new supplier has been chosen and needs to be set up
Resolve an invoice that doesn't match
Starts whenAn invoice does not match its order or receipt
Manage a material shortage
Starts whenA supplier warns that a delivery will be late or short
The ready-made steps and times are a starting point. Change them until they match your own work.
Questions, answered.
Is Process Lab free?
Yes. Process Lab costs nothing to use. There are limits on how much one account can do.
Who can sign up?
Sign-up is by invitation for now. If you have an invitation, create your account with the email address it was sent to. To ask for one, write to support@sivuno.com.
Does it connect to our systems?
No. Process Lab is a design tool. Nothing connects to your systems and nothing is automated.
What happens to what I type?
Your processes are kept in your account until you delete them. When you ask the coach, your message, up to eight earlier messages between you and the coach, and the process you ask about, its name, trigger, steps and figures, go to our AI providers. Email addresses are masked first. So don't put names, prices or personal data in a process you ask the coach about. More on the privacy page.
Can colleagues work on a process with me?
Yes. Share a process by link. A view link lets them read it. An edit link asks for a first name and lets them change it with you, with no account.
Map your first process.
Process Lab is free to use. Sign-up is by invitation for now. If you have an invitation, create your account with the email address it was sent to.