Formula, packaging, components, and compliance have to reach the same launch together. Amber connects supplier records, purchase orders, and inbound logistics so a component delay becomes visible while the team can still act.
Beauty / In the making
Your Digital Worker “The serum pumps will be ready September 24, instead of September 18. The bottles are on schedule.”
Reading the message and matching the right product, partner, and order.
Review partner documents and confirm an order before the next production milestone.
Partner / Example PackagingExample workspaceEverything your brand needs. One place to respond.
Illustrative partner scorecard. Your own numbers come from your orders.
Beauty brands live and die by timelines that have almost no slack in them. A formula might be approved and stable, but a launch also depends on a pump, a cap, a carton, and a label, each sourced from a different vendor, each with its own compliance requirements and its own lead time, and if any one of them slips, the whole launch slips with it, no matter how ready the product itself is.
A brand running production across multiple contract manufacturers often does not find out a component is delayed until a week before launch, when it is too late to do anything but push the date and explain it to a retail partner. Compliance adds another layer of pressure, since a labeling or ingredient issue caught late in the process can mean scrapping packaging that has already been produced.
Amber keeps supplier communications, purchase orders, and inbound logistics synced in real time across every manufacturer and component vendor a beauty brand works with, so a delay in a cap or a carton surfaces the moment it happens, while there is still time to expedite, substitute, or adjust the timeline, instead of surfacing the week the product was supposed to launch.
see where each finished product stands with each contract manufacturer, from first production run to final approval
keep every quantity change and timeline update current without manual follow up
keep every SKU in a launch visible in one place, even when it is split across several manufacturers
keep sign offs and quality records attached to each SKU and production run
surface a failed inspection or hold as soon as it happens, not after the product has shipped
monitor freight from each manufacturer and flag a delay before it threatens a launch date
catch a mismatch before finished goods reach the warehouse
keep logistics partners and internal teams working from the same status for every SKU in a launch
Facilities, contacts, and certificates with expiry tracking.
Explore module 02Amber moduleSmaller, more frequent runs without a parallel tracker.
Explore module 03Amber moduleThe product record the pack and the formula both read from.
Explore moduleA launch is only as fast as its slowest manufacturer. When one finished SKU falls behind and nobody catches it until the week of launch, the whole line waits on it.
Amber keeps every manufacturer's status visible in one place, so a delay on any single SKU surfaces while there is still time to expedite or adjust the plan, instead of the week the launch was supposed to happen.
Book a demoYes. Components can be their own products and purchase orders, linked to the finished good they belong to.
Certificates live on the partner record with expiry tracking. A Digital Worker can chase a missing or lapsed document so it does not surface at customs.
Seasonal collections, several factories, and fast cycles across dozens of SKUs and colorways per style.
Jewelry, bags, and small leather goods, with many smaller vendors and a growing SKU count.
Wide assortments across bedding, furniture, and decor, each with its own freight and lead time.
