Does Aioli send the orders itself?

No. Aioli writes the appropriate lines of a proposal and stops there. Until you open the proposal, correct it and send it yourself, nothing goes to the supplier.

What if Aioli gets a quantity wrong?

Correct the line before sending, as you would with your own mistake. Aioli does not have access to the order after sending: the one sent to the supplier is always the one you approved.

Where does my data go?

Aioli works on quantities and codes of your orders. It does not process data about your customers, staff or dishes. The proposals arise from your history. One mayo customer's orders are never visible to another.

Where do the proposals come from?

From your orders sent inside mayo. Tiresia reads the actual cadence of each item, yours, and uses it for the next prediction.

How long does it take to become useful?

It depends on how often you order an item: the more frequent it is, the sooner it has enough history for a proposal. Until then that article remains with you, without anything invented.

If I always correct the same lines, does it help?

Yes, that's the most direct way to improve it. Each correction you submit goes into the calculation of the next proposal on that item.

Aioli writes the lines, you control them

Aioli is mayo's AI. It learns from your orders and forecasts what you need, item by item. Tiresia makes the forecast from your data, not an industry average.

Get started for free How he learns

Aioli's proposal open on the phone: order lines with the quantities already written, marked "Added by Aioli".

How it works

Four steps, always the same. The last one remains yours: Aioli doesn't send anything for you.

Order as you usually do. Each order sent enters your history.
Tiresia reads that rhythm: which items return, how often and in what quantities.
Aioli writes the appropriate lines of the proposal, supplier by supplier.
You open the proposal, correct what is needed and send it.

How Aioli learns

Nothing already knows what you buy. There is your history, and it takes time for it to become readable. This is what happens, in order.

The first orders

Aioli observes and suggests nothing. An item ordered only once is not enough to tell how it is consumed.

One couple at a time

When an item has enough history with a supplier, the first proposal appears for that item. The others remain up to you.

Fully operational

The proposals cover the part of the catalog that you order consistently and are updated with each shipment. Occasional items are up to you.

When you correct

Each line you correct goes into the calculation of the next proposal on that item. You don't need to explain it, just send it.

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Aioli is learning the pace of this supplier. In the meantime you order by hand, as always.

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The bar tells how much history is already useful. No proposal part one.

Aioli is a module that is activated on your account. From then on he learns on his own: no one has to press anything.

What does Tiresia look at?

Aioli is mayo's AI, the one you talk to. Tiresia makes the forecast. It looks only at your data: what you order never appears in anyone else's proposals.How we process your data

Your orders: quantities and dates, supplier by supplier
The cadence: how often does an article actually come back
Your corrections: when you change a proposed quantity, that change matters
The calendar: holidays that move your orders

Who sees the proposal, who approves it

Holder

See the proposals from all locations. Approve those that exceed the spending threshold.

All locationsApprovals

Purchasing manager

Reviews the proposed lines, corrects and sends. His corrections go back into the calculation.

ProposalsSending orders

Operations team

Report what is missing. The report enters the proposal, it does not become an order.

Reports

Frequently asked questions

The questions they always ask us, including the most direct ones.

Aioli

Start building the history

Aioli has nothing to configure: it turns on when your commands give it something to read. The first step is to order from mayo.

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