SSpadel 2028

Top-down vision

How information flows between teams and agents

Each team's agents feed the next. Campaigns, sell-out and orders become one demand signal that drives planning, procurement, production and logistics — and everything closes the loop in finance.

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01 · CREATE & ACTIVATE02 · DEMAND → PLANS03 · SOURCE, MAKE, DELIVER04 · STEERBrand intelMonitoring & recommendati…Content StudioCreation & creative varia…CampaignsExecution within agreed l…Sales & CatManAnalysis & daily KAM brie…Demand planningForecasting & replanningProcurementRequirements & supplier r…ProductionProduction plans & alertsLogisticsLoads & route optimisationFinanceConsolidation, P&L foreca…ManagementPeople make the decisions
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One demand signal

Campaigns, sell-out and orders become one signal that drives planning, procurement, production and logistics.

Closed feedback loops

Campaign performance flows back to brand intelligence; stock and delays flow back to planning.

One steering view

Actual costs, stock and service levels consolidate in finance; management sees margin, cash and risks.

Tool connections

How the tools talk to each other

Apps, AI agents and core systems all exchange data through one governed layer. Click a tool to see what it sends and receives.

MCP access layerJarvisSpadel HubPitchlaneShelfbrainContent StudioCampaign agentForecast agentOps plannerFinance agentSAP / ERPData warehouse
AppAI agentCore systemGoverned layerClick any tool

Architecture

One in-house AI workspace on a stable core

Four layers, governed by IT. Each AI tool is small, owned by a team and replaceable without touching the core.

Spadel AI Workspace

One in-house interface for every employee

Jarvis in Teams & OutlookMorning briefsTeam appsApprovals inboxSkills libraryLovable-built tools

ApproachBuild in-house; Lovable for fast front-ends

Agent orchestration

Agentic framework, Hermes-type

Persistent agents per functionMemory & reusable skillsScheduled overnight runsMulti-model (Claude, GPT, open)Human approval steps

ApproachOpen-source, hosted by Spadel

Governed access layer

MCP connectors, managed by IT

Agent permissionsAudit trailsSpend controlsRisk-based approvalsData classification

ApproachBuilt on the MCP standard; owned by IT

Core systems

Stable, enterprise-grade

SAP / ERPMicrosoft 365Data warehousePitchlane CRMShelfbrainFinance systems

ApproachKeep; no replacement

Open-source frameworks come without vendor SLA: hosting, security review and support are part of the IT scope and budget.