Detect pressure on your margin before it is too late.
An isolated price does not explain a decision. Cost Radar monitors every supply item, compares its historical unit cost and calculates the direct impact on your net profitability.
Cost control review
Cost increases do not announce themselves: they are spread across small changes.
When you buy from dozens of suppliers, a 4% increase in a raw material or a transport surcharge can go unnoticed until the monthly close reveals the loss of margin.
Distinguish a one-off seasonal spike from a structural increase that requires renegotiation with the supplier.
Costs do not all carry the same weight: Cost Radar prioritises alerts by their percentage of the business's total cost.
Analytical process
How Cost Radar turns data into decisions
Line extraction
Captures the unit price, quantity and supplier from each recorded invoice or receipt.
Historical baseline
Compares the current price with the average purchase price over the last 30, 90 and 180 days.
Pressure index
Calculates the impact in euros on monthly margin and categorises the severity of the variance.
Actionable signal
Suggests renegotiating the rate, changing supplier or adjusting selling prices for the affected item.
Cost Radar capabilities
Precise monitoring of operating costs
Groups costs using the canonical taxonomy (raw materials, energy, logistics and supplies) to identify which area is absorbing the most cash.
Identifies recurring patterns of gradual unit cost increases before they become consolidated costs.
Provides objective historical data to support negotiations with your main suppliers.
Connected architecture
How Cost Radar connects to the rest of the system
Monitor your costs from day one
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