The brain of
your business.
Purpigal learns how a company actually decides — not just its data. It starts with inventory and procurement, where every decision has a measurable outcome.
Built on real transaction history, running in real pilots:
- transactions analysed
- 82,336transactions analysed
- distinct SKUs
- 431distinct SKUs
- industries in pilot
- 2industries in pilot
- integration projects
- 0integration projects
The gap
Your systems store records. None of them know why.
- ERP
- CRM
- HRIS
- Accounting
- Slack
- BI dashboards
- Documents
- Spreadsheets
Every department already has software. None of it knows why the company does what it does.
That knowledge lives in people. When the procurement manager leaves, the purchasing strategy leaves with them. When the CFO retires, decades of judgment go too.
What it does
One brain. Every function.
Purpigal sits above the systems you already run and learns how the business actually decides. It starts where every decision has a measurable outcome — and expands from there.
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Live today
Procurement & Inventory
Knows future sales, warehouse space and supplier reliability before buying. This is what runs today: upload the files you already keep, ask in plain language, and get back what to restock, how much, and the rows that prove it.
82,336 transactions analysed · in pilot with a steel distributor and a coffee chain
How trust is earned
Companies don’t hand over decisions on day one.
So the system earns them in stages — observing before it advises, and advising before it acts.
- 01ObserveUnderstand the business.
- 02AdviseRecommend actions.
- 03AssistExecute with approval.
- 04AutomateHandle routine decisions independently.
- 05OptimizeContinuously improve based on outcomes.
Each stage has to deliver enough value on its own to earn the right to the next one.
Validation
Running on real operations.
Purpigal was built against a Lebanese steel distributor’s full transaction history — 82,336 transactions across 431 distinct SKUs, every one of them real.
It is now in pilot with a steel distributor and a coffee chain — two businesses whose stock behaves nothing alike, which is the point.
We are taking on a small number of additional pilots.
- transactions analysed
- 82,336transactions analysed
- distinct SKUs
- 431distinct SKUs
- industries in pilot
- 2industries in pilot
- integration projects
- 0integration projects
Pilot partners are described by industry and not named, at their request.
How it ships
A template per industry, then tuned to your company.
An operations problem is not generic. A steel distributor and a coffee chain both run out of stock, but almost nothing else about them is the same — the lead times, the shelf life, the vocabulary, the decisions that actually matter.
So Purpigal ships as a vertical template: the data shapes, the decision logic and the language of one industry, already in place. From there it is customised to how your company runs — your suppliers, your thresholds, your approvals. You are not configuring a blank tool.
Steel distribution
Thousands of SKUs, long supplier lead times, and working capital tied up in stock that moves slowly.
In pilot
Coffee retail
Perishable stock across multiple sites, daily reordering, and demand that swings with weather and footfall.
In pilot
Your industry
Distribution, retail, manufacturing, wholesale. If your stock decisions live in spreadsheets, the template is the first thing we build with you.
Next
Why it holds up
Built to survive the follow-up question.
No integration project.
It reads the files a distributor already keeps. An ERP connector exists, but it is not a prerequisite.
Answers, not dashboards.
The output is a prescription with a number attached, not a chart to interpret.
It shows its work.
Every answer cites the underlying rows, and forecasts carry calibrated prediction intervals rather than bare point estimates.
Your raw data never leaves.
Figures are aggregated and PII-redacted locally before any model call.
Contact
Talk to us.
We are onboarding design partners for paid pilots. If you run distribution and keep your history in spreadsheets, we would like to see it.
Or email contact@purpigal.com