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Your categories shown live in Inflation Watch during the session
30-min tailored walkthrough - no generic product tour
Scenario modelling demo using your spend profile
Cost driver and forecast data relevant to your direct and indirect categories

Forecast with confidence
Forward-looking cost structure insights across direct and indirect categories

Deep inflation insights
Combine market trends with internal data for AI-driven recommendations

Simulate price scenarios
What-if modelling to quantify financial impact and protect margins

Unlock cost efficiencies
Identify savings and negotiation levers by benchmarking unit costs
Price feeds, cost drivers, category and supplier insights - spread across systems, stitched together manually, often too late to act. Watch how leading procurement teams are embedding decision-grade intelligence directly into the workflows they already use.
For procurement leaders moving beyond dashboards and disconnected data.01
A real customer outcome, not a hypothetical.
A global MedTech leader replaced 12 weeks of manual data stitching with intelligence that runs in the background — through DataHub in Excel.
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Six worked use cases, demoed live
Portfolio health, third-party risk, budgeting and forecasting, RFP and quote validation, contract price adjustments, cost modeling.
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A clear answer to "where does this fit in our stack?"
Excel, Power BI, Coupa, Jaggaer, SAP Ariba, Snowflake, BigQuery, Copilot Studio, Glean, Zip. DataHub feeds all of them.
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Why MCP matters more than another API.
APIs connect one data source at a time. MCP gives AI agents a contextualized, standardized layer at the orchestration level.
""You need the data and intelligence to be embedded where you are taking the decision — not reactively downloading multiple Excel files from different subscriptions."
- Ashish Rastogi, VP, Beroe


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