Sage launches Supply Chain Intelligence to Enhance SMB Operations

 Sage, the leader in accounting, payroll, and HR software for small and mid-sized businesses, today introduced Sage Supply Chain Intelligence, helping operating teams reduce delays by 35%, protect margins, and scale faster without overhauling their
existing systems. Transforming how small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) manage supply chain execution, the cloud-native platform provides real-time visibility and control to the first mile of the supply chain.

Purpose-built for small and medium-sized consumer brands, Sage Supply Chain Intelligence is seamlessly embedded into a business’s ecosystem, enabling better connections to procurement, operations, and finance. The data-driven platform enables organizations to modernize their operations with confidence, thanks to proven vertical alignment.

“Sage Supply Chain Intelligence gives product-based brands the real-time visibility they need to act faster, reduce delays, and scale with confidence,” said Rodney Manzo, Senior Director of Global Operations, Sage. “By filling the critical gap between purchase order and warehouse delivery, Sage Supply Chain Intelligence brings clarity to the first mile of the supply chain without disrupting the systems on which operating teams already rely.”

Going the extra mile

Since acquiring Anvyl in 2024, Sage has rebranded and expanded the solution to create Sage Supply Chain Intelligence. This offering provides small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with greater control and collaboration across the first mile of their supply chain. With real-time alerts, milestone tracking, and deep visibility into production and shipping, Sage Supply Chain Intelligence acts as an extension of the team, helping them to automate routine tasks and hold suppliers accountable.

“I’ve been incredibly impressed by Sage Supply Chain Intelligence since we adopted the Anvyl software in 2019,” said Mark Riskowitz, Vice President of Operations at Caraway. “In just one year, we were managing 10 times as many purchase orders with Sage Supply Chain Intelligence. I can’t imagine having launched our business without it, and I look forward to leveraging it as we continue to scale our operations."

Already managing more than $4 billion in gross merchandise value, Sage Supply Chain Intelligence (formerly Anvyl) has been recognized by G2 and Forbes Advisor as a leader in supply chain software. Now backed by Sage’s 40+ years of industry expertise and a global ecosystem of 95,000+ partners, the solution brings enterprise-grade power to fast-growing brands.

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