Live customer webinar: See Juno in action

Stop doing the busywork. Start approving it.

Juno prepares the work that fills your day: POs, reorders, build plans, quotes, and invoices. It gets them ready, puts them in front of you to approve, and saves you hours every week.

Thursday, August 20 11:00 AM MT 45 minutes
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What we'll cover

The morning check, in one question

What's below reorder, what's committed, and which orders are at risk this week, without opening a single report.

POs drafted in minutes

Juno spots what needs reordering, picks quantities, groups by vendor, and factors in lead times. You review and send.

Production planning for the next two weeks

What has to be built to hit your sales orders, whether you have the parts, and manufacturing orders staged for approval.

Quotes that protect your margin

Ask what discount you can offer and still hit your number, then take it straight through to the invoice and payment link.

“Juno saves me at least 45 minutes per purchase order. It's phenomenal.”
Brian Garrett, Telluric Companies

Your hosts

Morrissey Balsamides

Senior Product Manager, AI Inventory & Manufacturing, Fishbowl

Morrissey has been building AI products for over nine years, since well before LLMs. His test for everything he ships: did it take real work off someone's plate? He leads the work behind Juno and will be driving the live demo.

Roy Rosell

Sr. Director of Product Marketing, Fishbowl

Roy has spent his career in supply chain, working across 3PL, warehousing, freight, and port technology. He spends his days with the operators who run inventory and production on Fishbowl.

Join us on Thursday, August 20

45 minutes, a live demo of Juno in a real Fishbowl account, and time for your questions. Every registrant gets the recording.

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