Grabb for co-packers
Grabb brings customer orders, demand, fulfillment and account behavior together so co-packers can see what changed before it becomes a production or customer problem.
The problem
Co-packers manage multiple brands, products, materials and demand patterns at once. The core pain is coordination and exception management—not creating another plan.
Co-packers operate between:
The problem isn’t creating another plan. It’s identifying when reality moves away from the plan.
Normal workflows do not need constant management. Exceptions do. Grabb continuously compares what was expected against what is actually happening.
The system continuously asks
Then prioritize the gaps that matter.
Continuously compared
01 — Customer demand
Grabb learns recurring customer patterns and surfaces when demand shifts—before it becomes a scheduling or production surprise.
See customer demand against expected patterns and timeline.
02 — Order flow
Grabb Order Automation handles inbound customer POs—from email, PDF and spreadsheets—validating against customer-specific formats and creating ERP-ready orders with human review for exceptions.
Automate the predictable order. Escalate the unusual one.
Turn inbound customer POs into validated, ERP-ready orders.
03 — Demand
Grabb surfaces planning signals—SKU velocity, expected volume, seasonality and significant deviations—without claiming full APS or production scheduling functionality.
Planning signals that surface before they hit the schedule.
04 — Fulfillment
Operations can see the shortage. Grabb connects fill rate, OTIF, backorders and unmet demand to the customers and revenue they affect.
Connect operational gaps to customer and revenue impact.
Unmet demand this period
$31,200
Revenue at risk from fulfillment gaps
05 — Account visibility
Grabb gives account and customer service teams a complete picture—order history, current behavior, expected demand, fulfillment issues and outstanding exceptions—so they can be proactive.
Everything account teams need before the customer asks.
A business exception layer—not project management software. Each action shows the signal, impact, owner and recommended next step.
Demand ↑ 28% vs expected
GROWCustomer reorder overdue
ACTFill rate declining
FIXBackorder value increasing
FIXOrder requires validation
ACTSKU velocity changed
WATCHERP / Production / Accounting
Run and record the operation.
Grabb
Detect what changed and prioritize action.
Order Automation leads the stack—co-packers handle high volumes of inbound customer POs across multiple brands and formats.
Automate predictable customer POs from email and PDF. Escalate exceptions for human review.
SKU velocity, forecast ranges and demand deviations across customers and products.
Customer fill rate, OTIF and backorder impact by account and product.
Customer priorities, account behavior and exception context for account teams.
Connect ERP, accounting and order systems without replacing them.
No. Grabb is an exception and action layer that sits above your ERP and production systems. It surfaces demand changes, order exceptions and fulfillment gaps—it does not replace MRP, APS or production scheduling.
Yes. Grabb Order Automation extracts data from customer POs received via email, PDF or spreadsheet, validates against your catalog and customer records, and creates ERP-ready orders—with human review for exceptions.
Yes. Grabb learns customer-specific demand patterns and surfaces when volume, cadence or seasonality shifts—by customer, brand and SKU.
Yes. Grabb tracks fill rate, OTIF, backorders and unmet demand—connecting operational performance to customer and revenue impact.
Yes. Grabb shows fill rate, OTIF and backorder impact at the customer and product level—so account teams know which customers are feeling operational gaps.
No. Grabb connects to the ERP, accounting and order systems you already use. Your ERP remains the system of record for production, inventory and financials.
Yes. Grabb is built for multi-customer, multi-brand environments—learning patterns and surfacing exceptions across separate customer catalogs and order formats.
Grabb learns expected behavior from your transaction history—order cadence, demand volume, fulfillment performance—and continuously compares it to actual behavior. Meaningful deviations become prioritized actions.
Run the normal. Act on the exception.
