Your knowledge.
Your next move.
Find the answer in your company’s documents. Then explore what happens next.
Question
How long will our stock last?
Answer
12daysat current demand.
Explanation
4,800 units ÷ 400 units per day.
Stock on hand: 4,800 units. Average demand: 400 units per day. Supplier lead time: 7 days.
Fictional example. Select a question to explore.
A small change. A clearer decision.
Try a scenario before you make a move.
- Stock on hand
- 4,800 units
- Current demand
- 400 units/day
- Supplier lead time
- 7 days
Days of stock remaining
Days
2.4 fewer days of cover.
Changing demand changes how quickly the same stock is used. Check delivery timing before adjusting orders.
Constant demand; no incoming orders or safety stock. Check delivery timing and demand variability before changing your reorder plan.
Fictional inputs and simplified calculations. Varia’s full simulator asks you to review source-backed inputs and assumptions before a run.
The right answer.
For the right person.
Access is checked before company knowledge reaches the AI.
- Inventory notesIncluded
- Delivery procedureIncluded
- Employee handbookOutside this role
Fictional roles. Each company defines its own access. Excluded content is not retrieved; these sample titles only illustrate the rule.
Before you
get started.
What can we upload?
Start with approved documents your team uses to answer recurring questions: operating procedures, policies, handbooks, and business records. Choose a small, useful set for your pilot and review what each team should be able to access.
Does AI calculate the simulations?
Calculation models produce the numerical results. AI helps match source-backed inputs and explain the outcome. Your team reviews the inputs and assumptions before running a simulation. The examples on this page are simplified, local illustrations.
What does a pilot involve?
Start with one team, approved documents, and a few questions people already spend time answering. We can help define the workspace, access rules, and useful scenarios, then review the results with your team.