AI Tool for Supply Chain Managers
An AI tool for supply chain managers reads your PO, delivery, and inventory exports and surfaces late suppliers, low-stock SKUs, and route delay patterns without a reporting tool. You ask in plain language; it calculates on-time rates and days of supply from the rows.
Find your late suppliers and stockout risks in one upload — no ERP dashboard required.
Drop your file in and ask a question — no account needed.
Upload your spreadsheet.xlsx .xls .csv — free to try, no accountWhat this export contains
| Supplier ID |
| Supplier Name |
| PO Date |
| Expected Delivery Date |
| Actual Delivery Date |
| On-Time (Y/N) |
| SKU |
| Units Ordered |
| Units Received |
| Transit Route |
What usually goes wrong with it
On-time delivery rates require date math across hundreds of PO rows
Calculating how often each supplier delivers on time means subtracting expected from actual delivery dates for every row, flagging late ones, and then averaging by supplier — three steps most teams skip.
DataMimi Datamimi calculates days late per PO and on-time delivery rate by supplier without any date formula work.
Inventory risk isn't visible without comparing stock levels to lead times
Knowing a SKU has 30 days of inventory looks safe until you compare it to a 45-day supplier lead time. That cross-reference requires joining your inventory file to your supplier file — a step most ERP exports don't do for you.
DataMimi It cross-references inventory days of supply against supplier lead times when both files are uploaded and flags SKUs at actual stockout risk.
Route delay patterns are buried in transit route columns nobody reads
If a specific shipping route causes 80% of your late deliveries, it's invisible in a date-sorted PO list. Seeing it requires grouping by route and calculating average delay — a pivot most supply chain teams never build.
DataMimi It groups delays by transit route and surfaces which routes are causing the most disruption.
Common questions
What does an AI tool for supply chain managers actually do?
It reads your PO, delivery, and inventory exports, calculates on-time rates and days of supply by supplier and SKU, and surfaces late deliveries, stockout risks, and route delay patterns.
How much does Datamimi cost?
Datamimi has five plans: Free ($0/month, 40 credits, no credit card required), Lite ($9/month, 400 credits), Starter ($24/month, 1,500 credits, up to 3 simultaneous files), Pro ($59/month, 5,000 credits with rollover), and Team ($199/month, 20,000 credits, 5 users).
Can I upload my PO file and my inventory file at the same time?
Yes. Upload both files on the Starter plan and ask questions that cross-reference them. Datamimi matches SKUs across both exports and answers questions about risk without any manual join.
Does it work with exports from SAP, Oracle, or NetSuite?
Yes. Any supply chain export saved as CSV or Excel with a supplier column, delivery dates, and SKU rows works. Datamimi reads the headers and maps the fields automatically.
Try it with your own file
DataMimi reads the file you actually have — merged cells, headers below row one, totals pasted at the bottom — and shows which rows and columns every number came from.
Ask about your fileWhat DataMimi costs
Every plan does everything — slides, written reports, cleaned exports, dashboards. They differ in how much work they cover.
Free
Free
40 credits a month
Starter
$24 /month
1,500 credits a month
Pro
$59 /month
5,000 credits a month
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