See it with your own products in mind.
A call with us. Bring a question about your own planning.
How it works
From your sales to today’s plan, one step at a time.
Pulse makes one plan for a set date from your sales, stock, recipes and open orders. Here is what you see in it, in the order you would use it, with LittleNest’s plan of Mon 1 Jun 2026.
1 Today’s plan
Start the day with five things.
Your home page lists what to do today, most urgent first, and which products need you. Each line opens its reason.
20 of 30 LittleNest products need action today
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2 A product’s reason
Every number has its reason.
Open a product to see expected sales, stock on the shelf and what is already coming, day by day. The run-out day, the batch or the order, and the sales at risk are all written out.
975 units to order for Alphabet Flash Cards Set: it runs out Sat 6 Jun
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3 Make
Every batch on one calendar.
The run-out board puts every batch on the same days: when stock runs out, when to start, when it is ready, and which batches wait for a material.
2,735 units in 10 batches · 3 start today, 5 wait for materials
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4 Buy
What to order, from whom, by when.
One order per supplier, in their own packs, with the arrival date. An order below a supplier’s minimum or arriving late is flagged before you order.
₹93,550 to order today from 2 suppliers
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5 Purchase order
A purchase order, ready to send.
From a supplier draft, Pulse prepares a numbered purchase-order PDF with your company’s and the supplier’s details. You send it. Pulse never contacts a supplier.
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6 Weekly Pulse
The week on one page.
A Monday report: the few moves that matter, ranked by money at stake, what changed since last week, and how past forecasts did. Every figure is calculated by Pulse.
₹1,75,599 of LittleNest’s sales at risk on 5 products
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7 Scenarios
Try a what-if, safely.
What if festive demand is up a fifth? Pulse works the plan out again and compares it with the official one over its 30 days. Nothing changes until someone makes it official.
+725 more units to start now if festive demand is up a fifth
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8 Getting started
We set up your company with you.
There is no sign-up form. NeuraFlow sets up each company from its own files, and a person approves every file before Pulse plans with it.
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A first call
We show Pulse with LittleNest, then talk about your products and how you plan today.
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Your files, as they are
Products and sales, recipes and production, materials and suppliers, stock and orders. We match your columns once, with you.
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Your planning rules
Making times, batch sizes, lead times and the stock to keep, set with you in Settings.
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Your first plan
A manager checks it and publishes it. From then on, each new file brings a new plan to check.
Plainly
What Pulse does not do yet.
We would rather you hear it here than find out later.
- It doesn’t place orders, send them or contact suppliers. People do.
- No Tally, Zoho or ERP connection yet: Pulse reads Excel and CSV files.
- No invoices, payments or accounts.
- No factory job cards or machine scheduling; plans run 30 days ahead.
- No planning shop by shop or warehouse by warehouse: one plan for the whole company.
- No AI chat. AI explains and suggests; it never changes a number.