Sage launches Supply Chain Intelligence to enhance visibility and automation while partnering with LPGA to support women’s sports and digital growth.

In response to the growing demand for increased automation and transparency in supply chain management, Sage, a manufacturer of accounting, payroll, and human resources software, has introduced its new Supply Chain Intelligence product. The company also established a long-term partnership with the LPGA.

Launched ahead of the highly anticipated Sage Future conference in Atlanta from June 3–5, the Sage Supply Chain Intelligence solution will assist operating teams in protecting profits, scaling more quickly, and reducing delays by 35% without requiring a complete revamp of their current systems.

After Sage acquired Anvyl in 2024, Sage Supply Chain Intelligence was born. In order to provide small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) greater control over the first mile of their supply chain, the company has now rebranded and broadened its offering. Along with technology developments, Sage is growing its strategic partnerships in the sports industry.

The two projects that were announced today are an example of Sage's ongoing efforts to provide its clients with state-of-the-art capabilities and to collaborate with successful companies. They highlight Sage's emphasis on strategic expansion and innovation. Caraway's use of the Sage Business Intelligence Solution serves as one illustration.

Mark Riskowitz, Vice President of Operations at Caraway, stated that the company was able to handle ten times more purchase orders within one year by utilizing Sage Supply Chain Intelligence. ERP specialists should be aware that Sage Supplier Intelligence, formerly known as Anvyl, oversees the gross merchandise value of more than $4 billion.