TradeHub · map of screens

The Sourcing Assistant answers in minutes, day or night; the first field is the whole form.

The assistant fills the structured request from plain words and marks what it still needs; nothing goes to suppliers unconfirmed.

The Sourcing Assistant asks one question at a time, by text or voice, and the request sheet fills in beside the conversation. Live in the prototype: type or pick a suggestion.

Supplier Discovery found the candidates from customs records and the web; the researcher approved three. Only collected facts are shown, nothing is scored yet.

The cockpit: a queue of RFQs, what the agents did since the researcher last looked, and the exceptions that need a person.

Quote Normalisation brings three quotes to delivered Hamburg per ton; the cheapest headline price is not the cheapest landed price, and the screen says why.

Outcome and Call Intelligence fill the profile from recorded deals, calls and emails; early records are sparse and the screen says so.

Exceptions from calls, emails and outcomes become risk notes with evidence; the recommendation logic weighs price against operational effort, and a person reviews every flag.

The normaliser proposes an alternative route or timing when the numbers justify it; it is shown only with a real quotation and needs your approval.

Buyer OSINT and your order history suggest what a brewery sourcing wheat is likely to need; each suggestion states its reason and is an invitation, not an order.

A persistent workspace: active requests with the agents' latest step, past orders, and a reorder that reuses the last specification.

The ledger keeps the whole lifecycle: ordered, not ordered, cancelled; the Outcome agent records why, so the next request starts smarter.

Buyer OSINT builds the profile from public sources with a citation on every fact, before the team approaches suppliers. This is the screen the live demo produces.

One buyer request becomes tracked supplier enquiries: emails by Outreach, confirmation calls by Domovo, and operator calls transcribed by Call Intelligence, side by side in one queue.

Quote Normalisation parses emails and PDFs, states every assumption, and flags the gaps a person must close before the buyer sees anything.

The operator walks a checklist the agents pre-filled; selected offers go to the buyer, and the Outcome agent records what will be learned from this deal.