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Get a free assessmentPurchase prices for the materials that drive your costs, such as soy meal, sugar, oil, and glass bottles, build up month by month. When a price rises, the products that use it and the monthly cost impact are calculated with it, so you can decide here whether to buy ahead or adjust selling prices.
From purchasing prices
Soybean oil spot
$1.30/kg
+7.4% in 30 days
Raw sugar index
118.6
-2.1% in 30 days
FX exposure
$420K
Next 60 days
Purchased inputs trending up
6
Across 8 monitored inputs
| Purchased input | Current price | Market |
|---|---|---|
| Futures index + freight / 6 brewed soy SKUs | $0.97/kg | Rising |
| Monthly index / 14 sauce SKUs | $0.86/kg | Falling |
| Weekly spot / 9 dressing SKUs | $1.30/kg | Rising |
| Quarterly fixed / All SKUs | $0.37/kg | Stable |
| Glass-material indexed / 4 premium SKUs | $0.31/unit | Rising |
| Monthly origin contract / 7 hot sauce SKUs | $6.91/kg | Rising |
| Quarterly USD contract / 11 dressing SKUs | $1.79/kg | Rising |
| Naphtha indexed / 18 bottle formats | $1.14/kg | Rising |
Indexed contracts
4/8
Repricing exposure
Selected item / current price
$0.97/kg
Model a price change against monthly volume.
7 actions open / fixed prices excluded
Price up more than 5% in 30 days
Affected products and monthly cost impactMaterials up more than 5% in 30 days show with the products they affect.
Rising materials are summarized for purchasing and costing by email.
Change selling prices in bulk
When materials rise, AI drafts and applies new selling prices.
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Explore App builderI want to see how much material prices have gone up and how much that moves each product's cost, in one place.
Found 3 ARP modules. A few questions first.
Which materials should we watch?
The eight largest materials by cost, plus glass and PET bottles
How big a rise should trigger an alert?
More than 5% over 30 days
How should product cost impact be calculated?
From the bill of materials and average sales over the last three months
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