The Yxalo assistant pool — Spend

Your spend, mapped and actionable.

You provide the accounting or ERP extract; the assistant classifies, maps by category, detects concentrations, off-contract buying and drifts — and proposes an attack order quantified in cautious ranges.

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What it does

The portfolio picture, then the attack order.

Automatic classification

Hastily-labelled lines become clean categories. What the assistant cannot classify, it asks about — it does not invent.

Concentrations and fragmentation

Who weighs too much? What is split across ten suppliers when one frame agreement would do?

Off-contract and drifts

Maverick buying and prices drifting against indices, surfaced in black and white.

An attack order

Opportunities quantified in cautious ranges, ranked by effort and gain — not a wish list.

On your files

Three situations where it changes the week.

Taking over a category

A new portfolio to pick up: the full picture in one afternoon.

Budget preparation

The savings you commit to, backed by data — not intuition.

The management review

Drifts caught before they cost a quarter.

Mapping an extract (≈ 1,000 lines):≈ 1 day → ≈ 30 min order of magnitude observed in workshops — AI prepares, the buyer decides.
The linked course

Learn to drive it in one session.

1 DAY

Indirect purchasing: IT services focus

Good practice by category, consolidation, off-contract — assisted spend analysis on the trainee's own data.

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Every trainee leaves with their reflexes and 7 days of access to the assistant, on their real files. Confidentiality is chosen by level — L1 · L2 · L3 explained here.

The first step

45 minutes, your file, this assistant.

Bring a spend extract, even an imperfect one. No commitment — and you leave with a usable analysis.