Archlet for
Chemicals
Improve sourcing of raw materials and packaging in chemicals with Archlet.
Chemical sourcing is driven by volatile feedstock prices, strict compliance, and complex supplier networks. Without structured sourcing, procurement risks overspending and supply issues. Archlet enables fast, transparent sourcing with powerful analysis and award optimization. Supplier information and workflows can be integrated to manage compliance and ensure reliable supply.
Use Cases
Raw Materials, Packaging, Logistics, Indirect Goods, Services
Our Customers
Simplify sourcing for Chemicals
Scenario Optimization
Leverage your RFP data to create award scenarios that balance price, service levels, and transit times.
Capacity Limitations
Quickly model award scenarios that account for capacity limits at the lane or regional level.
Complex Bids
Handle high lane volumes, intermodal bids, and detailed cost breakdowns with ease and clarity.
Ratecard Management
Centralize and manage all your ratecards in one place for consistency and transparency.
API Connectivity
Seamlessly integrate with reporting, supplier management, intake and P2P system via APIs.
Benchmark Rates
Integrate third-party benchmark data like Xeneta to track and manage rates with ease.
Proven results in Transport & Logistics
11%
Average time saved in Logistics & Freight events
0.0%
Extra savings achieved in MRO sourcing
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my boss think I’m awesome if I propose sourcing with Archlet?
Yes. Bringing Archlet into your team shows you’re thinking ahead, saving money, and making life easier for buyers and suppliers. Faster results, measurable savings, and a smooth adoption story will make you look like the one who drove real impact.
Sourcing
Launch RFIs, RFPs, and RFQs with ease, manage projects efficiently, and collaborate at scale.
Sourcing Optimization
Run multiple award scenarios and bid analysis to drive savings in complex spend areas.
Auctions
Run Dutch, Japanese and English auctions to drive even more savings across categories.
Ready to change the way you source?
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