Getting started
Introduction
What Miridia is, which modules it has, and how this documentation is organised.
Miridia is a supply chain and automation platform. It keeps your orders, stock, purchasing, production, and demand plans in one data model. It also automates the work between them.
Miridia is for a company that is too large for spreadsheets and shipping-label software, and that does not want an enterprise ERP licence or a long implementation. The main sectors are eCommerce, retail, and manufacturing.
The modules
Miridia is modular. A customer adds the modules that it needs.
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Miridia Core | The operational base: the product catalogue, pricing, locations, inventory, purchasing, transfers, bills of material, production, sales orders, and workflows. |
| Miridia Planner | Demand planning: statistical and machine learning forecasts, planner adjustments, consensus cycles, scenarios, and replenishment. |
| Miridia Console | A visual command centre: the supply chain flow, a live map, and the sales channel views. |
| Miridia AI Studio | Questions about your data in plain English, and AI agents that watch your operation and report findings. |
| Cargopilot | The logistics product of Miridia: carrier quotations, labels, route planning, fleets, tracking, and customs. Read cargopilot.net. |
How this documentation is organised
Get help
- To start with Miridia, or to ask about a process, book a demo.
- To ask a question about your account, email team@miridia.io.
- To read the release notes, go to the release plan.