What Narada doesn't do yet
Better to know now than to find out later. Some of these are choices we made on purpose. Others are not built yet. Each says which.
| Narada does not | Why | What to do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Write to your ERP | By design | You place orders in your ERP, from Narada’s drafts |
| Send anything to suppliers or customers | By design | You send from your ERP or your own email |
| Order on its own | By design | A person approves every order |
| Let you override a forecast | Not built yet | Change the order quantity |
| Know about promotions or big one-off orders | Not built yet | Adjust the order yourself before you approve it |
| Set a target for a single part | By design | Targets come from the part’s class and its own money |
| Link a replaced part number to the old one | Not built yet | Mark the old part discontinued |
| Handle kits, assemblies or bills of materials | Not built yet | Narada sees each part on its own |
| Track serial or lot numbers | Not built yet | Batch dates are used only for expiry checks |
| Convert between currencies | Not built yet | Send every price and cost in one currency |
| Read your min and max fields from your ERP | Not built yet | Narada works out its own reorder points from your data |
| Pre-buy before a supplier’s price rise | Not built yet | Add the extra to the order yourself |
| Know when a supplier is rationing a part | Not built yet | Adjust the order yourself |
| Plan stock for a quoted job that is not an order yet | Not built yet | Add it to the order yourself once you know |
| Build stock ahead of a season on a date you choose | Partly | The forecast learns yearly patterns, and Months your sales peak hints at them. Add a planned build yourself |
By design
Section titled “By design”Narada reads, you decide. It never changes your ERP, never sends an email or an order, and never buys on its own. Every action is a draft that a person checks. That is the point: you keep control of every dollar.
No per-part targets. Each part’s target comes from its class floor and its own money. A per-part number would drift as the business changes. If one slow part keeps a big customer coming back, tell us.
Not built yet
Section titled “Not built yet”Forecast overrides. You cannot pin a forecast to a number yet. Change the quantity on the order instead. See When you disagree with Narada.
Promotions and events. Narada sees a promotion only once it shows in your sales. Plan the extra yourself.
Replaced part numbers. A new part number starts with no history. See Special orders, new and discontinued parts.
Kits and assemblies. Narada plans each part on its own. It does not break a kit into its parts.
Currencies. Narada shows one currency label on every figure. It does not convert. Send all prices and costs in one currency.
Your ERP’s min and max. Narada works out what your data supports. The ERP page checks the lead times your ERP plans with. It does not read your min and max fields yet.
Something missing that you need?
Section titled “Something missing that you need?”Tell us at support@naradaos.com. What clients ask for shapes what we build next.