LiveCriée

7 a.m. All your supplier catalogues. Your price lists, automatic. One single dashboard.

Each of your suppliers writes in their own way: a PDF, an Excel file, a photo on WhatsApp — three ways of naming the same line-caught sea bass. LiveCriée brings them together in one dashboard, every morning, before you open the first file. However many suppliers you buy from.

Free access to your test workspace, on your own suppliers.

The morning tide
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A typical morning: a line arrives from one supplier, is qualified attribute by attribute, then drops into your table and takes its rank against the other suppliers quoting the same product. The columns of the table are what we compute on top. Hover a supplier to isolate its lines, or switch output.

Your problem isn’t the price. It’s that the price is buried.

The line-caught sea bass is somewhere in an eleven-page PDF, in a cell of a spreadsheet, in a photo that came in at 06:12. Three wordings, three naming systems, one and the same product. LiveCriée goes and finds it, qualifies it, and files it in your table.

From the inbox to your tableIllustrative data
No supplier changed a thing. It’s the reading that adapts, not the supplier who supplies you.

Once the table is built, it earns its keep three times.

The same asset, read three different ways: buying, reselling, anticipating. You aren’t buying three tools — you switch on what you need.

1. Buying. The best price is in plain sight, you no longer hunt for it.

Your suppliers are ranked from cheapest to dearest, at equal size and equal cut. The gap to the 90-day average tells you whether today’s price is an opportunity or a spike.

And you don’t even have to open the grid to know where to look: the Purchase Assistant reads your table before you do and tells you, every morning, what’s worth taking, what’s running hot, and which price list is starting to age.

Sea bass — Whole · 1–2 kgIllustrative data
Example of a LiveCriée grid for one product, ranked from cheapest to dearest. The product on show changes every four seconds and can be picked from the list above the table. Illustrative values.
Supplier Method Price / kg vs 90d avg
1Concarneau
Line-caught€37.90−4.1%
2Le Guilvinec
Line-caught€38.40−2.6%
3Lorient
Line-caught€40.80+3.4%
Purchase Assistant07:02Illustrative data
  • Sole 300/400 — €41.30 at Roscoff, 6.2% below its 90-day average. A good morning to load up.
  • Sea bass 1–2 kg+6.2% since yesterday across three suppliers. Le Guilvinec has not followed yet.
  • Turbot 3/4 kg — the Rungis price list is four days old. Worth checking before committing the purchase order.

2. Reselling. Your price list goes out to your customers, under your brand.

You publish your own price lists, tailored: your products, your margin, your layout, your brand. As many as you need.

LiveCriée takes the best price of the day across your suppliers, applies your margin scale, and sends the document. The next day another supplier comes out ahead: the line follows on its own, you reopen nothing.

Bilingual FR/EN · farmed or wild stated plainly.

Four suppliers, one lineIllustrative data

3. Anticipating. The price of the months ahead, while there’s still time.

Every price that enters your table is archived there, every day, from the first catalogue plugged in. That history is what makes seasonality computable: LiveCriée projects the coming months family by family, species by species, size by size.

In September you know what sea bass will cost at Christmas. An annual contract is negotiated differently, a menu is built over months, and an order goes in before the rise rather than after it.

From actual to projectedIllustrative data

The shortest route is still to see it running on your suppliers.

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What runs while you sleep.

Our AI model reads your catalogues, cross-checks the wordings and makes both your buying and your selling dependable. There is nothing to see: that is precisely what is asked of it.

AI reading

PDF, Excel, photo. Read as they come.

One single wording

Three ways to write sea bass, one product.

Traceable prices

Every line traces back to its source file.

Plain language

“Cheapest sea bass this morning?”

Buying & selling

From purchase order to price list.

At your fingertips

On the phone at the quayside, in FR or EN.

You leave the first meeting with your dashboard.

You give us the list of your suppliers, we plug them in. The next morning you open your grid and you find your products, your suppliers, your prices. Nothing was staged for the demo: you judge on the evidence.

Free — for as long as you need to decide No commitment Your suppliers have nothing to do, nothing to install

Your test workspace, on your own suppliers — illustrative data.

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You then get free access to your test workspace, with the Purchase Assistant and the automatic price list, on your own suppliers.